George began writing the song while John was still alive, as a response to John's complaint in an interview that George never properly mentioned him as an influence in his autobiography, I Me Mine. After John's death, George reworked the song as a tribute.
I'm shouting all about love
While they treated you like a dog
When you were the one who had made it
so clear
All those years ago.
I'm talking all about how to give
They don't act with much honesty
But you point the way to the truth when you say
All you need is love.
Living with good and bad
I always look up to you
Now we're left cold and sad
By someone the devil's best friend
Someone who offended all.
We're living in a bad dream
They've forgotten all about mankind
And you were the one they backed up to
the wall
All those years ago
You were the one who Imagined it all
All those years ago.
Deep in the darkest night
I send out a prayer to you
Now in the world of light
Where the spirit free of the lies
And all else that we despised.
They've forgotten all about God
He's the only reason we exist
Yet you were the one that they said was
so weird
All those years ago
You said it all though not many had ears
All those years ago
You had control of our smiles and our tears
All those years ago
"hideous, spotty little teenagers."
Britain's king George V's last words were "bugger Bognor!" - is that what you were thinking of?
Use very clear words like you have used in the formation of this question. Dodging the issue and hinting around aren't clear words. Don't use those strategies.
It was mentioned in the George Harrison documentary 'Living in the material world' that both Paul Mc Cartney and George Harrison both had a catholic upbringing. George explored the Hindu faith and found some spirituality in it however if you listen to the words of his songs he believes that belief in GOD is what is important and not the way you worship HIM. He makes references to Jesus in many of his songs which shows that he still observes Catholic traditions and does not discount Jesus as the SON of GOD. Regardin Paul , I recently viewed a You Tube video in which he sings a religious song which he wrote in adoration of GOD.
The tune is French, 16th century, and was first published as a branle in a collection of French dance tunes. The words, which turned it into a Christmas carol, were written more than 250 years later by English composer George Ratcliffe Woodward and were first published in 1924.
George Harrison
In the words of the late George Harrison, all things must pass.
"hideous, spotty little teenagers."
George Washington's second address was the shortest (135 words), and William Henry Harrison delivered the longest (8,495 words).
Expose' did "I'll Never Get Over You (Getting Over Me)". And George Harrison did "(I'll) Never Get Over You".
William Henry Harrison gave the longest inaugural address with 8,445 words. George Washington's second inauguration speech (in 1793) was the shortest one in US history- just 135 words.
George Washington Carver
Randall Harrison has written: 'Beyond words' -- subject(s): Body language
The released song is credited to "Starkey, Richard" (Ringo Starr). But years later Ringo stated that he wrote the song with George Harrison. Some say Harrison wrote the song and gave it to Ringo, as it has a feeling and style that seems George's. But Ringo certainly was a talent in his own right. The lead vocals are Ringo's, and the backing tracks are by Badfinger's Pete Ham and Tom Evans. George Harrison, as producer of the final version, seems to have got a "Hare Krishna" line into the backing vocals, but the final mix makes it difficult to hear. Written and recorded in 1970, the song wasn't released until April 1971.
The composer of Porgy and Bess was George Gershwin. He also composed the Rhapsody in Blue for piano and orchestra.
Marvel Harrison-Davis has written: 'Hummingbird words' -- subject(s): Self-actualization (Psychology)
How many words was william harrisons inaugural address?