Commentary: As I turn 64, I can say the Beatles sure got it right. But, in the end, all you do really need is love.

As the indignities of aging set in, Michael O’Brien finds wisdom in their words and those of the Bible.

(AP)This 1968 photo shows the Beatles, from left, Paul McCartney, John Lennon, Ringo Starr and George Harrison. McCartney wrote "When I'm Sixty-Four" in his teens but did not record or release it until a decade later in 1967, when his father turned 64.

Commentary: As I turn 64, I can say the Beatles sure got it right. But, in the end, all you do really need is love.

As the indignities of aging set in, Michael O’Brien finds wisdom in their words and those of the Bible.

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