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Paul was desperate to keep the band going, and was clinically depressed after the split.

Despite the critical words during their public divorce, Paul and John admired each other. When Ringo left, he felt the others were all getting on well and that he was the odd man out. He also ran through a good amount of money just as things were starting to get lean with the Apple Corps fiasco. The drugs affected John’s once-prolific songwriting and his judgment, as he offered “Cold Turkey” and “Revolution No. Yoko Ono is often blamed, but it was not Yoko per se but the fact that, once John and Yoko became inseparable, they soon brought along drugs that the others did not want to be a part of. Going back, one of the reasons the other Beatles did not like Pete Best is that he did not party with them. It’s always the drugs, which leads to paranoia, which leads to the breakups.