 The band's experiences in the United States inspired the songs they began writing for their new album, "Rubber Soul".The album reflected, variously, the group's exposure to the latest singles from artists signed to the Motown and Stax record labels, the mutually influential relationship the Beatles had forged with the Byrds, and the influence of Dylan, who had urged Lennon to strive for more meaning in his lyrics.One of the new songs, "Drive My Car", evoked the starlets the Beatles had met at Hollywood parties, while Lennon initially based "Run for Your Life" on an early recording of Presley's, "Baby Let's Play House".