Norwegian Wood

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The Beatles released “Norwegian Wood (This Bird Has Flown)” on the 1965 album Rubber Soul. Mainly written by John Lennon, the lyric describes a specific affair Lennon was having at the time, along with the recent fad of decorating a home with wood paneling. George Harrison added sitar notes to the final version, making it the first song in popular music to feature the exotic Indian instrument.
Listen to “Norwegian Wood” after the jump!

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