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Certainly one of the darker experiments in the Beatles catalog but beautiful none-the-less. The rendition performed in the video is in C# harmonic minor. Only because of apparent legalities, that I'm still a bit foggy on, there is only an excerpt of the original. What the hell, I'll put up the other segment next week. So anyway, here are the chords that the first section of the tune employs... The progression of chords is like this where each chord lasts for one bar in 4/4 time.....

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