The Beatles' disbandment led to a surge of emotionally charged songwriting among its members. Paul McCartney's lyrics often subtly criticized John Lennon, as evident in the confrontational tone of 'How Do You Sleep?' Conversely, Ringo Starr's solo work reflected his feelings of loss post-breakup, while McCartney emphasized the importance of celebrating the band's legacy rather than lamenting their flaws. Despite differing perspectives, McCartney believed that their album Abbey Road was flawless, while he acknowledged that some songs, like 'Maxwell’s Silver Hammer', might not resonate with everyone. John Lennon, on the other hand, expressed regret over some of his lyrics, particularly in 'Revolution', showcasing the tension between artistic expression and personal feelings. Overall, each member navigated their post-Beatles careers by channeling their experiences into their music.