“Lady Madonna” is a single released by the Beatles in 1968, with its B-side track as “The Inner Light”.

Paul McCartney says the song works as a tribute to women everywhere, as it was inspired by a picture of an African woman suckling her kid, over the caption “Mountain Madonna.”

The Beatles recorded “Lady Madonna” at the same time they were recording the promotional film for this. In the video for this song, The Beatles are actually singing “Hey Bulldog” (for the most part). They went in to shoot “Lady Madonna” and John changed it at the last minute to “Hey Bulldog.” If you watch the video montage for “Lady Madonna” closely, there’s even footage from the Get Back sessions thrown in.