Keith Urban once shared his favorite song by The Beatles, but you might not know it

When it comes to music, it is hard to deny the impact that The Beatles have had. And for many artists, there are some songs that resonate more than others. Over the years, we have seen many actors, musicians, and other celebrities reveal what their favorite song from The Beatles is, and there have been a wide range of answers.

However, when it comes to interesting answers, Keith Urban might be at the top of the list. One of the reasons why we find Urban's song choice so fascinating is the fact that it is not a common song. And even though it is off of Sgt. Pepper’s Lonely Hearts Club Band, which is a pretty iconic album in its own right, it is actually a track that is widely forgotten (or downright ignored).

According to Showbiz Cheatsheet, back in 2009, Keith Urban was asked about his favorite song by The Beatles. And at the time, he revealed that his favorite happens to be the song, "She's Leaving Home." The singer explained that he just feels like this song has "an exquisite arrangement." And since he is also an artist, it makes sense that the arrangement of this track would call to Urban.

Keith Urban reveals "She's Leaving Home" as his favorite song by The Beatles

Beyond calling the arrangement of the track exquisite, Keith Urban also felt that it was a truly original piece of art. And if you haven't heard the song before, you might not understand what he means, but there definitely is something unique about the piece. You can hear the remastered track below to get a feel for exactly what it is about the song that makes it so special.

While this may not be a favorite for everyone (or even a lot of people), there is no denying that The Beatles were able to tell a story with their lyrics. There is something interesting about the craftmanship of this song and it is nice to see an artist such as Keith Urban appreciating the track and sharing what it is that makes it a favorite.

Are you familiar with "She's Leaving Home?" What do you think of this particular track from The Beatles? What is your favorite song from the group?