A manuscript with the lyrics of an unpublished song that George Harrison dedicated to his friend and former Beatles partner Ringo Starr was found by Olivia Harrison, wife of the guitarist who died in November 2001, reported the British site iNews.

The text was inside a bench of a piano that belonged to the former beatle and was shown by Olivia to Ringo last February, during the celebration of what would have been the birthday 74 by Harrison in Los Angeles, which surprised the drummer, who was also unaware of the existence of this material.

The song is called “Hey, Ringo ”and has phrases like“ Hey Ringo, now I want you to know that without you my guitar plays too slow "and" I did not listen to any drummer who can play like you ".

Olivia Harrison estimated that the song may date from 1970, year the breakup of The Beatles became official, and claimed it was in a folder with other notes from the musician.