Dear Prudence is a song written by John Lennon and was released by the Beatles as the second track
Consequently, Lennon wrote the song Dear Prudence. In the song Lennon asks Farrow to “open up your eyes” and “see the sunny skies” reminding her that she is “part of everything”. The song was said to be “a simple plea to a friend to ‘snap out of it’.” Farrow herself said in a later interview, “I would always rush straight back to my room after lectures and meals so I could meditate. John, George and Paul would all want to sit around jamming and having a good time and I’d be flying into my room. They were all serious about what they were doing, but they just weren’t as fanatical as me”. She didn’t hear the song until it came out on the White Album. Nonetheless, she is known to have said, “I was flattered. It was a beautiful thing to have done”.