Are they the only 2 fabs songs without a letter E in the title ?

in the title?

... doesn't have an abundance of e's.

Inspired by television commercials ?

... said in the song the most? - or repeated the most?

barked by a passing dog, as the songs were being composed?

by a ouija board, stored in Ringo's bass drum for emergencies.

..that they were the only titles containing just the vowels 'i' and 'o'. Then I thought of 'This boy' - damn!!

...by the Earl of Oxford?

accidentally written twice?

*double post gag*

Are they the only two Beatles song titles you might actually say in conversation?

I mean I don't go around telling people, "Hello Goodbye, I am a walrus."

something to do with the initials

GM = George martin?

not sure who ID is though

..very poor mr mingles, but worth a try

Perhaps it's just the way you've typed it but could it be that they are the only song titles in which every word has a capital letter?

You realise I won't sleep until I have the answer, don't you...

Are they the only songs that both start and end with the title.

M, D, O and N?

EDIT: If that is the answer, that's tragic :(

anything to do with donkey porn and Judith Chalmers' sister-in-law?

In the same zone on the London Underground? Its been a while since I looked at a map mind

"This is a load of old tosh." Is all this, in fact, to use the lingo of the era, a massive 'put on', man? In the same way Derren Brown is always careful to preface his cheap camera tricks with a disclaimer?

if you take the last letter from the first word in 'Good Morning' and swap it with the first letter of the second word in 'I'm down', it makes no difference at all.

Both titles are still the same!

And you can't do that with Hem Jude and Lady Yadonna.

How can we sleep until you've told us.

do you get the message
"turn me on, dead man"?

and I thought The Sisters Of Mercy forum (www.myheartland) was arse.
You guys take the biscuit, cake, meat dish, jukebox and tablecloths.

probably the cutlery too

that's there's nothing unique whatsoever and this is just a wind-up?

How can two things be unique?

I'm sorry, but if you begin a post with the words, "This is a load of old tosh", how do you expect to be taken seriously?

Now: tell us the answer before I shoot this defenceless Lima Monkey.

taps watch and thinks about going to bed.........

in the wind (type of wind not specified)?

in Bognor?

Do they have exclamation marks on the proper sheet music or album listings? I have neither to hand to check.

I went down the pub last night.

The guesses which focus on which letters are used in the two song titles are the closest. But it's more specific than just which vowels are used. Acutally, it's more of question of which letters are not used...

both songs use only i & o in the title

Leaving a, e, & u unused.

The only two songs containing none of the letters of Pete Best's name? No research gone into that; just clutching at straws

that none of the letters of the band name are in 'em.

ie; No letters from "The Beatles"?

got there a lot sooner if Stephen Merrick had got off his lazy arse and done his job properly! HIS job. Not ours.

Is it that none of the letters from the name "The Beatles" are in either of those two song titles?

Easy, really.

Edit... Oh, someone else has got it already as well. Not to worry.