Here Comes The - Sun Beatles

“Here Comes the Sun,” George later wrote in his autobiography, I, Me, Mine , “was written in the garden at Eric’s house. The relief of not having to go back to the Apple meeting… It was a lovely day.”

Listen closely to the track. There is no cynicism. No irony. George’s voice, usually a dry, wry counterpoint to Lennon’s edge and McCartney’s showmanship, is suddenly vulnerable. He sings like a man convincing himself it will be okay. here comes the sun beatles

And it almost didn’t happen.

The Dawn After the Long Winter: Why “Here Comes the Sun” Remains The Beatles’ Essential Tonic “Here Comes the Sun,” George later wrote in

It is, perhaps, the most radical four minutes in pop history—not because it changed the structure of music, but because it changed the temperature of the soul. In a catalog filled with psychedelic labyrinths (“Strawberry Fields Forever”), raw screams (“Helter Skelter”), and avant-garde experiments (“Revolution 9”), “Here Comes the Sun” stands apart. It is the quiet exhale after a panic attack. It is the first warm breeze after a brutal winter. No irony

Because we need it. Desperately.

“It’s alright.”