| Title | Recorded | Released | |
|---|---|---|---|
| Give Peace a Chance Hippie "Bed-In" in Montreal | Jun 69 | Jul 69 | Lyrics |
| Cold Turkey Claustrophobic Heroin withdrawal | Sep 69 | Oct 69 | Lyrics |
| Instant Karma! Phil Spector production | Jan 70 | Feb 70 | Lyrics |
| Mother Mama don't go, daddy come home memories | Sep 70 | Dec 70 | Lyrics |
| Working Class Hero But you're still f---ing peasants as far as I can see | Sep 70 | Dec 70 | Lyrics |
| Love Love is real, real is love (more upbeat) | Sep 70 | Dec 70 | Lyrics |
| God God is a concept by which we measure our pain (more downbeat) | Sep 70 | Dec 70 | Lyrics |
| Power to the People Workers Revolution | Jan 71 | Mar 71 | Lyrics |
| Jealous Guy written in 1968 | May 71 | Oct 71 | Lyrics |
| How do you Sleep Following the publication of Lennon's defamatory remarks about the Beatles in a December 1970 interview with Rolling Stone magazine, McCartney and his wife, Linda, took out full-page advertisements in the music press, in which, as an act of mockery towards Lennon and Yoko Ono, they were shown wearing clown costumes and wrapped up in a bag. | May 71 | Oct 71 | Lyrics |
| Imagine His best selling single | May 71 | Oct 71 | Lyrics |
| Happy Xmas (War Is Over) And so this is Christmas | Oct 71 | Dec 71 | Lyrics |
| Woman is the N----- of the world most radio stations declined to play the record. | Nov 71 | Apr 72 | Lyrics |
| Whatever Gets You thru the Night Inspired by Reverend Ike, a famous black evangelist | Jun 74 | Sep 74 | Lyrics |
| Stand By Me Ben E. King (1961) | 1974 | Mar 75 | Lyrics |
| Starting Over Final single | Aug 80 | Oct 80 | Lyrics |
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