Been listening to My Sweet Lord for decades now. George Harrison will live on forever through this most beautiful piece of music he created. Seeing your joy just listening to it is like hearing it for the first time. Peace be with you...
I would play this Master piece to my Mother as she was nearing leaving this earth and She would raise her hands towards the heavens and just enjoy it. I get teary eyed when I hear this beautiful song! Long may you live Mom!
It was actually conceived as a multireligious hymn. George was grown in Christian religion, but since 1965 he turned his faith to embrace the Hindu one. On his posthumous record's cover you can see a little cross next to the OM sign. Which means he always searched God in any possibile form and with any possibile name, no matter if you're singin' alleluiah, or hare krshna. That's very typical of the Beatles : never meant to divide, but to make your own thoughts grow, anyway. There is something magic on a young woman like you moving while listening to this song, 50 years after it was released. I'm sure 50 years from now, there will be another girl feeling the same surprise and delight - and then another, and then another one. That's the pure magic of the Beatles.: neverending, even when they're no more among us. Greetings from Italy
I remember reading that George was asked about the Hari Krishna chant in this song and he said something like "it doesn't matter what you call God, just call him." I've always loved that. God bless you George, you're forever missed.❤ Thank you for choosing this song dear Sarah, you've made an old Beatles fan very happy. I adore this song, it always makes me feel so happy that I cry.🥰 I've subscribed and look forward to seeing your videos, sending hugs from a chilly Scotland
Great song. It harkens me back to the 70's with Hare Krishnas at the airport soliciting $. One time a hare Krishna young lady pinned a small flower on my shirt. I said thanks & walked off. She chased me down & took the flower back cuz I didn't give her $. I told her it's better to give than receive but to no avail. I then took a jet to Honolulu. When I disembarked a young lady put a Lei of flowers (circle of aloha) around my neck (no charge).
It was 1970. I was 4 years old. I was in a car with my mother. A dedication was made by a girl who's fiance was serving in Viet Nam. She said ":I really want to see you!" , to her guy. My mother started crying and had to pull over.
George Harrison embraced the Hare Krishna tradition (particularly japa-yoga chanting with beads) and became a lifelong devotee. He was a vegetarian, on religious grounds, from 1968 until his death.
Thank you for listening to this wondaful song. Most of us want to hear and see our sweet lord. George nailed the lyrics on this heartfelt song. We are all searching for what is out there.
It sounds beautifully shiny and brand new every time I hear it. George Harrison had a way of writing melody that made you think you already knew the song, you just hadn't heard it.
George was SUED for accidentally stealing the entire melody form the 1963 hit "He's So Fine" by the chiffons. Look it up....He lost. It cost him big bucks...otherwise he wrote some very fine tunes.
Sarah is so sweet. I love watching her videos. They make this 61 year old happy. I have a daughter in the US and I unofficially adopted another in Brasil and Canada so I can adopt her too!
This tune was on George Harrison's first post-Beatles solo album, a triple called All Things Must Pass. It went platinum three times and was the first #1 album after the breakup. George's signature slide guitar is prominent on this and throughout the album. "Can't wait to see you Lord" is Harrison's address to Lord Krishna, but we used to sing it in Jr. Choir in church--all hallejulahs of course!
One of the best songs by my personal favorite Beatle, an anthem. There was a tribute concert a year after his death (Concert for George), check out this song from that concert, it’s amazing 🎉 🎊
So glad to see that My Sweet Lord moves you the same way it did, and has, moved me for 50 years. It is indeed a very personal devotion to the Lord, who abides within us all.
Such a beautiful song, almost makes me believe...and makes me sad whenever I find that I can't quite. 😢 A similarly themed song by Harrison (as a Beatle) is "Long Long Long". That lyric "Now I can see You, _be_ You" gets me every time.
I've always loved this song. To me, it's universal to whichever 'God' you believe in. Krishna, Hindu god of protection, compassion, tenderness & love is really in no conflict IMHO to my 'Cathlolic' God! Universal message of love - and our fundamental understanding that our time here on Earth is finite - we're all hoping for an 'end' where we are united with our creator - in whichever form that takes! Cheers.
George was born and raised in Christian faith. He came to study other spiritual traditions, including Hindu traditions. His spiritual quest informed the later songs he wrote while still a member of the Beatles (check out “While My Guitar Gently Weeps”) and most of his post-Beatles music. He read and greatly admired Swami Vivekananda, a visionary of the Ramakrishna Order of Vedanta. One of the teachings of Vedanta is “Truth is One. Sages know it by various names.” So your observation that My Sweet Lord was written in the sentiment that perhaps God is just all one thing and it is only we people who see differences is spot on! I believe that was one of George’s messages in that song. There is a great music video done by his son Dhani and wife Olivia about My Sweet Lord. Available on UA-cam. Check it out. Also see Martin Scorsese documentary about George, Living In The Material World. 🕉️
Love your reactions. Thank you for sharing them. And for playing such wonderful tracks ........ all a long time ago for me. Incredible how quickly it has all really passed. Nice to go back down memory lane but also to see a young person's take on these.
I tried to buy the single back in 86. I had to wait for it for six long weeks to be shipped from England to Germany. I went to the store every single day and God was I happy when I finally held it in my hands and could play it on my old record player…. Who could ( in times of spotify) imagine my deep happiness and my sheer luck I felt; what a great song by a fine man 🕉️
later in his career from the album cloud nine he does a song called "this is love" that record also has "we was fab" "ive got my mind set on you" lennon and mcartney get all the credit for songwriting but george wrote some of the beatles best and some great songs in his solo career and with the traveling wilburys
George got into some trouble with this one - the melody is a straight lift of the Chiffons and He's So Fine (1963) But I loved this song too back in 1971. We saw the Concert for Bangladesh later that year ... was a forever memory. ua-cam.com/video/FHx4hk7H51o/v-deo.html
One of my all-time favourite songs. I was 7 when it came out, and I remember listening to it on the radio all through the next few years. It is poignant that he could easily have been singing about Jesus, as it is well documented that he very likely converted to Christianity before he died. I love the way the song found its way into the MCU via Guardians of the Galaxy II.
I saw the uncertainty on your face when he began to sing "hare krishna". Harrison did not deny Jesus. Harrison, like many of us, had an experience that is beyond religious category, and is the reality upon which religions stand. That fundamental truth that underlies the different stories is the important thing. I think you should check out the George Harrison tribute concert, just to see Billy Preston sing this song. He understood, too. That feeling of surrendering to your source, in love and trust.
Takes me back 50 plus years when this first came out. all I could claimed back then was the music I loved but yeah George Harrison was the best of The Beatles .I never really cared for the Beatles together.
Fantastic song from a very underrated Beatle, I had the privilege of seeing the Beatles live in 1962, I was docked at Liverpool and introduced to the Cavern club by a Liverpudlian shipmate. George Harrison lived near me at Henley on Thames, I often pass the gates of his property and think nostalgically of him, I believe his wife and son Dhani still live there.
This is one of The Beatles greatest songs, and it shows how great George was as a musician and songwriter. He created a fabulous piece of music about something that had a lot of meaning for him. Although the lyrics can be understood universally, for many years George was closely associated with the Hari Krishna movement. One of the pictures in the video shows him and I think his wife at the time, with the spiritual leader (guru) of this movement. This was the man who brought the Hari Krishna movement from India to the Western World in the 1960's. George was very charitable toward this movement and bought them a huge mansion in England which was turned into one of their temples. I visited this temple when I traveled to England in the 1970's. At the time Donovan was there too, specifically for an individual meeting with the guru. As far as I know Donovan never had anything to do with the movement after that. George however was a lifelong devotee.
George was a very spiritual Hindu since the Beatles went to india in '68, Harrison once said,"The living thing that goes on, always has been, always will be. I am not really George, but I happen to be in this body." Phil Spector was again responsible for his famous "wall of sound" on this record. He was also one of the "back-up" singers. Unfortunately, Spector later became a homicidal maniac and died in prison.
I glad you came back to him. He has so of music treasured songs. Let's enjoy and thank you. This was a special christen faith that he sings about that time.
Wakan Tonka- is what the Lakota call God and recognize as being the same higher power. It is foolish to put down any religion that just doesn't use the same name as you do, instead embrace the fact that others pray! Thank You for the reaction Beautiful Lady, You are appreciated. With Love and Respect, You are in my prayers Hoka Hey
Such a beautiful song, and I loved your reaction, you were really in the song. George was involved with Eastern religion, I forget the details but I'm sure the background singers reflected that. And those background singers, wow they were special.
during the 60s the beatles were soooo massively huge their fame became their prison. they could literally go nowhere without hundreds of screaming fans swarming them. they began losing them selves. George found himself again on their trip to India and eventually converted to Hinduism
A classic that will live on until the end of time. I get the message that war and hate are the device of evil people. We are all one and all religions have reverence for "The Lord", whomever he or she may be.
Please listen to Melanie , Candles in the Rain with the Edwin Hawkin singers , she passed in January this year and this song will,speak to the soul. It is a rare jewel but you will not regret taking the time
George Harrison MEMBER OF ICONIC BAND BEATLES MY SWEET LORD 1970. LOVE HIS GUITAR RIFT HERE! NOTICE DIFFERENT LANGUAGES! ALL THE BEATLES DID WELL SOLO!!!
Those opening luscious guitar sounds were produced by Phil Spector using a new technique he called "The Wall of Sound". Listen to how it fills the whole room. I first heard this song in 1970 through the rear shelf speaker in my best friends Buick Skylark while driving around as teenagers.
I've heard the song a million times...n it was a first again with this beautiful woman and her finding all the names are not important to the feeling of love for eachother n eachother's beliefs.
I really like your interpretation of the song. I always felt the song represented one's personal relationship with God regardless of one's religion. Sarah, your expression of how you felt listening to this song was refreshing.
Thank you for doing these videos. I know your reactions are genuine because you exude real emotional responses in your physical expressions, and not to mention quite charming.
They have real nice songs the Beattles rock songs ballads great meaningful inspirational songs like Elvis as well. The Beattles and Elvis the greatest.
This is one of my favorite songs and is in my playlist, but every time I listen to this song, the question that haunts me is who is his "Lord?" I know who my Lord is.
Hm, my Lord (Hare Krishna) My, my, my Lord (Hare Krishna) Oh hm, my sweet Lord (Krishna, Krishna) Oh-uuh-uh (Hare Hare) Now, I really want to see you (Hare Rama) Really want to be with you (Hare Rama) Really want to see you Lord (ahh) But it takes so long, my Lord (Hallelujah) Hm, my Lord (Hallelujah) My, my, my Lord (Hare Krishna) My sweet Lord (Hare Krishna) My sweet Lord (Krishna Krishna) My Lord (Hare Hare) Hm, hm (Guru Brahma) Hm, hm (Guru Vishnu) Hm, hm (Guru Devo) Hm, hm (Maheśvaraḥ My sweet Lord (Guru Sākṣāt) My sweet Lord (Para Brahma) My, my, my Lord (Tasmai Srī) My, my, my, my Lord (Guru Namah) My sweet Lord (Hare Rama)
Been listening to My Sweet Lord for decades now. George Harrison will live on forever through this most beautiful piece of music he created. Seeing your joy just listening to it is like hearing it for the first time. Peace be with you...
they were satanic.
@@nuitsnight do some research, check out their album cover symbolisms.. ❤️
I remember watching " sheep head " busking on church street in town, liverpool city centre years before he stabbed george
I would play this Master piece to my Mother as she was nearing leaving this earth and She would raise her hands towards the heavens and just enjoy it.
I get teary eyed when I hear this beautiful song! Long may you live Mom!
Thank you for this comment.
It was actually conceived as a multireligious hymn. George was grown in Christian religion, but since 1965 he turned his faith to embrace the Hindu one. On his posthumous record's cover you can see a little cross next to the OM sign. Which means he always searched God in any possibile form and with any possibile name, no matter if you're singin' alleluiah, or hare krshna. That's very typical of the Beatles : never meant to divide, but to make your own thoughts grow, anyway. There is something magic on a young woman like you moving while listening to this song, 50 years after it was released. I'm sure 50 years from now, there will be another girl feeling the same surprise and delight - and then another, and then another one. That's the pure magic of the Beatles.: neverending, even when they're no more among us. Greetings from Italy
I remember reading that George was asked about the Hari Krishna chant in this song and he said something like "it doesn't matter what you call God, just call him." I've always loved that. God bless you George, you're forever missed.❤ Thank you for choosing this song dear Sarah, you've made an old Beatles fan very happy. I adore this song, it always makes me feel so happy that I cry.🥰 I've subscribed and look forward to seeing your videos, sending hugs from a chilly Scotland
Great song. It harkens me back to the 70's with Hare Krishnas at the airport soliciting $. One time a hare Krishna young lady pinned a small flower on my shirt. I said thanks & walked off. She chased me down & took the flower back cuz I didn't give her $. I told her it's better to give than receive but to no avail. I then took a jet to Honolulu. When I disembarked a young lady put a Lei of flowers (circle of aloha) around my neck (no charge).
It's a song that never ever gets old. Totally irresistible.
It was 1970.
I was 4 years old.
I was in a car with my mother.
A dedication was made by a girl who's fiance was serving in Viet Nam.
She said ":I really want to see you!" , to her guy.
My mother started crying and had to pull over.
She was thinking of your father? Did he make it back?
George Harrison embraced the Hare Krishna tradition (particularly japa-yoga chanting with beads) and became a lifelong devotee. He was a vegetarian, on religious grounds, from 1968 until his death.
Thank you for listening to this wondaful song. Most of us want to hear and see our sweet lord. George nailed the lyrics on this heartfelt song. We are all searching for what is out there.
I love my darling beautiful George. Forever in my heart ❤️
I'm having it played at my funeral, although I'm a Roman Catholic,I feel this covers all religions.
It sounds beautifully shiny and brand new every time I hear it.
George Harrison had a way of writing melody that made you think you already knew the song, you just hadn't heard it.
George was SUED for accidentally stealing the entire melody form the 1963 hit "He's So Fine" by the chiffons. Look it up....He lost. It cost him big bucks...otherwise he wrote some very fine tunes.
Great message and beautiful song
Sarah is so sweet. I love watching her videos. They make this 61 year old happy. I have a daughter in the US and I unofficially adopted another in Brasil and Canada so I can adopt her too!
You should go and check your head!
When I’m having a bad day I turn to my sweet Lord to right the ship. Love it 🙏
Me too!!
Only One God with so many names ....❤
ONLY 1 GOD PERIOD.
CHRIST.
Yes…
Not really. Try not to impose your beliefs on others.
@@ObakuZenCenter
the irony 😂
This tune was on George Harrison's first post-Beatles solo album, a triple called All Things Must Pass. It went platinum three times and was the first #1 album after the breakup. George's signature slide guitar is prominent on this and throughout the album.
"Can't wait to see you Lord" is Harrison's address to Lord Krishna, but we used to sing it in Jr. Choir in church--all hallejulahs of course!
One of the best songs by my personal favorite Beatle, an anthem. There was a tribute concert a year after his death (Concert for George), check out this song from that concert, it’s amazing 🎉 🎊
He was my favorite also. Great song
Great theft, yesss. George was a weak guitarist and an average singer who happened to be in the greatest band.
@@fitless Is your tantrum supposed to change my opinion?
Yes, Concert for George with Billy Preston singing. The BEST!
It is a beautiful song, and despite not being religious in any way, I get the feeling. Love George, such a sweet guy
youre reaction to the beatles and members is EXACTLY how i feel when i listen to them!!
So glad to see that My Sweet Lord moves you the same way it did, and has, moved me for 50 years. It is indeed a very personal devotion to the Lord, who abides within us all.
I've been playing this in my car on repeat for the last two weeks! Absolutely fantastic!
Sarah you are so sweet, my Lord!
Such a beautiful song, almost makes me believe...and makes me sad whenever I find that I can't quite. 😢
A similarly themed song by Harrison (as a Beatle) is "Long Long Long". That lyric "Now I can see You, _be_ You" gets me every time.
I've always loved this song. To me, it's universal to whichever 'God' you believe in. Krishna, Hindu god of protection, compassion, tenderness & love is really in no conflict IMHO to my 'Cathlolic' God! Universal message of love - and our fundamental understanding that our time here on Earth is finite - we're all hoping for an 'end' where we are united with our creator - in whichever form that takes! Cheers.
Ever since my childhood I have always loved this song. 🙏✌️♥️
Sr Stephanie played this for the sixth grade class. By the end I was chanting the names of Krishna in our Catholic school class.
G.H.greatly missed!,one member of the greatest and in the World!
That song literally changed the course of my life.
George was born and raised in Christian faith. He came to study other spiritual traditions, including Hindu traditions. His spiritual quest informed the later songs he wrote while still a member of the Beatles (check out “While My Guitar Gently Weeps”) and most of his post-Beatles music. He read and greatly admired Swami Vivekananda, a visionary of the Ramakrishna Order of Vedanta. One of the teachings of Vedanta is “Truth is One. Sages know it by various names.” So your observation that My Sweet Lord was written in the sentiment that perhaps God is just all one thing and it is only we people who see differences is spot on! I believe that was one of George’s messages in that song. There is a great music video done by his son Dhani and wife Olivia about My Sweet Lord. Available on UA-cam. Check it out. Also see Martin Scorsese documentary about George, Living In The Material World. 🕉️
Thoughtful and sincere lyrics. Great song. Thanks George.
It's okay to Cry Brothers and Sisters, That's Your Soul Yearning to be Home. 🙏🏼🔥❤️🔥🙏🏼
Love your reactions. Thank you for sharing them.
And for playing such wonderful tracks ........ all a long time ago for me. Incredible how quickly it has all really passed. Nice to go back down memory lane but also to see a young person's take on these.
brings back memories
me too
I love that song.. he was a quiet person … usually very spiritual
Lovely reaction, watching the joy spread throughout you 🙂
I tried to buy the single back in 86. I had to wait for it for six long weeks to be shipped from England to Germany. I went to the store every single day and God was I happy when I finally held it in my hands and could play it on my old record player…. Who could ( in times of spotify) imagine my deep happiness and my sheer luck I felt; what a great song by a fine man 🕉️
Love is the way people.💖💖💖💖😉😉
later in his career from the album cloud nine he does a song called "this is love" that record also has "we was fab" "ive got my mind set on you" lennon and mcartney get all the credit for songwriting but george wrote some of the beatles best and some great songs in his solo career and with the traveling wilburys
Thank God for the Great George Harrison ❤❤❤❤
George got into some trouble with this one - the melody is a straight lift of the Chiffons and He's So Fine (1963)
But I loved this song too back in 1971. We saw the Concert for Bangladesh later that year ... was a forever memory.
ua-cam.com/video/FHx4hk7H51o/v-deo.html
The song praises many great spiritual leaders ❤❤❤
One of my all-time favourite songs. I was 7 when it came out, and I remember listening to it on the radio all through the next few years.
It is poignant that he could easily have been singing about Jesus, as it is well documented that he very likely converted to Christianity before he died. I love the way the song found its way into the MCU via Guardians of the Galaxy II.
I do so appreciate your openness and honesty bless you
Me too
I saw the uncertainty on your face when he began to sing "hare krishna". Harrison did not deny Jesus. Harrison, like many of us, had an experience that is beyond religious category, and is the reality upon which religions stand. That fundamental truth that underlies the different stories is the important thing. I think you should check out the George Harrison tribute concert, just to see Billy Preston sing this song. He understood, too. That feeling of surrendering to your source, in love and trust.
Thank You! Seems fitting for me, I just saw The Chosen 4-6 last yesterday. Thank you Sarah, God Bless
Takes me back 50 plus years when this first came out. all I could claimed back then was the music I loved but yeah George Harrison was the best of The Beatles .I never really cared for the Beatles together.
It is my all time favorite song 🎶 hallelujah 🎶 Ahhh ahhh ahhh ahhh 🎶 beautiful 🙏🏻
oh my !My era.
Fantastic song from a very underrated Beatle, I had the privilege of seeing the Beatles live in 1962, I was docked at Liverpool and introduced to the Cavern club by a Liverpudlian shipmate. George Harrison lived near me at Henley on Thames, I often pass the gates of his property and think nostalgically of him, I believe his wife and son Dhani still live there.
Peace and love!
George Harrison was acknowleging our diverse religions under one God that humanity shares,
This is one of The Beatles greatest songs, and it shows how great George was as a musician and songwriter. He created a fabulous piece of music about something that had a lot of meaning for him. Although the lyrics can be understood universally, for many years George was closely associated with the Hari Krishna movement. One of the pictures in the video shows him and I think his wife at the time, with the spiritual leader (guru) of this movement. This was the man who brought the Hari Krishna movement from India to the Western World in the 1960's. George was very charitable toward this movement and bought them a huge mansion in England which was turned into one of their temples. I visited this temple when I traveled to England in the 1970's. At the time Donovan was there too, specifically for an individual meeting with the guru. As far as I know Donovan never had anything to do with the movement after that. George however was a lifelong devotee.
I'm rocking it right next to you Sarah! Love your reactions!
Watching you discover this song is irresistible.
George was a very spiritual Hindu since the Beatles went to india in '68, Harrison once said,"The living thing that goes on, always has been, always will be. I am not really George, but I happen to be in this body." Phil Spector was again responsible for his famous "wall of sound" on this record. He was also one of the "back-up" singers. Unfortunately, Spector later became a homicidal maniac and died in prison.
Beautiful song Beautiful reaction
I glad you came back to him. He has so of music treasured songs. Let's enjoy and thank you. This was a special christen faith that he sings about that time.
Wakan Tonka- is what the Lakota call God and recognize as being the same higher power. It is foolish to put down any religion that just doesn't use the same name as you do, instead embrace the fact that others pray!
Thank You for the reaction Beautiful Lady, You are appreciated.
With Love and Respect, You are in my prayers
Hoka Hey
this is a beautiful song I hadn't heard it in years it used to be on the radio all the time
Lovely reaction. Its so great when music makes us feel. You reminded how uplifting the song is.
This was one of my first Single I've bought as a young boy❤
Such a beautiful song, and I loved your reaction, you were really in the song. George was involved with Eastern religion, I forget the details but I'm sure the background singers reflected that. And those background singers, wow they were special.
You are beautiful Sarah, It Is a gift seeing you resonate with the same song I did resonate more than 50 years ago...
What a bridge you are!
I needed this, thank you. Luv ur hair-do.
listen to the Chiffons and he is so fine - and you know where the inspiration came from!
No. You are wrong.
Actually, Harrison said the inspiration was the Edwin Hawkins Singers' rendition of "Oh Happy Day".
@@dusty4835 and still he offered 40% of the revenue in compensation!
Sarah....To You & One of "Beatle George's" BEST....=❤🔥
during the 60s the beatles were soooo massively huge their fame became their prison. they could literally go nowhere without hundreds of screaming fans swarming them. they began losing them selves. George found himself again on their trip to India and eventually converted to Hinduism
good song....that whole album ROCKS
A classic that will live on until the end of time.
I get the message that war and hate are the device of evil people.
We are all one and all religions have reverence for "The Lord", whomever he or she may be.
Not all religions have a god by the way.
Please listen to Melanie , Candles in the Rain with the Edwin Hawkin singers , she passed in January this year and this song will,speak to the soul. It is a rare jewel but you will not regret taking the time
What a fabulous song. Have always loved this. Happy you were able to enjoy it
great reaction. a lil bit of gospel there too. very spiritual, your harmonies were on song too.
Great review, thank you.
Good song to have the lyrics with, so you can read the Hindi mantra.
George Harrison MEMBER OF ICONIC BAND BEATLES MY SWEET LORD 1970. LOVE HIS GUITAR RIFT HERE! NOTICE DIFFERENT LANGUAGES! ALL THE BEATLES DID WELL SOLO!!!
Those opening luscious guitar sounds were produced by Phil Spector using a new technique he called "The Wall of Sound". Listen to how it fills the whole room. I first heard this song in 1970 through the rear shelf speaker in my best friends Buick Skylark while driving around as teenagers.
My cousin was in the same class at school as George Harrison, said he was a very quiet lad who sat at the back !
I've heard the song a million times...n it was a first again with this beautiful woman and her finding all the names are not important to the feeling of love for eachother n eachother's beliefs.
"This tune has nothing bright about it". George Harrison
Love it ❤
I really like your interpretation of the song. I always felt the song represented one's personal relationship with God regardless of one's religion. Sarah, your expression of how you felt listening to this song was refreshing.
I think it was about God no matter how different religions name him. It´s the same and that is also my way of looking at it
Great reaction, love this song
Hare Krishna !
My Sweet George ❤❤❤🎸🎸🎸🎸🎸
A very nice inspirational song.
I really like your singing voice. It's so soulfoul.
I love your reaction SO much ❤️ one of my favorites from my childhood. It gives you all the feels.
my fave by him.
Thank you for doing these videos. I know your reactions are genuine because you exude real emotional responses in your physical expressions, and not to mention quite charming.
Give what is life a listen it's a good one
They have real nice songs the Beattles rock songs ballads great meaningful inspirational songs like Elvis as well. The Beattles and Elvis the greatest.
George was the quiet, spiritual Beatle. It's only fitting that he write what is arguably the most spiritually uplifting song ever written.
This is one of my favorite songs and is in my playlist, but every time I listen to this song, the question that haunts me is who is his "Lord?" I know who my Lord is.
Hm, my Lord (Hare Krishna)
My, my, my Lord (Hare Krishna)
Oh hm, my sweet Lord (Krishna, Krishna)
Oh-uuh-uh (Hare Hare)
Now, I really want to see you (Hare Rama)
Really want to be with you (Hare Rama)
Really want to see you Lord (ahh)
But it takes so long, my Lord (Hallelujah)
Hm, my Lord (Hallelujah)
My, my, my Lord (Hare Krishna)
My sweet Lord (Hare Krishna)
My sweet Lord (Krishna Krishna)
My Lord (Hare Hare)
Hm, hm (Guru Brahma)
Hm, hm (Guru Vishnu)
Hm, hm (Guru Devo)
Hm, hm (Maheśvaraḥ
My sweet Lord (Guru Sākṣāt)
My sweet Lord (Para Brahma)
My, my, my Lord (Tasmai Srī)
My, my, my, my Lord (Guru Namah)
My sweet Lord (Hare Rama)
HERE U NEED TO HEAR NEIL DIAMOND SONG CALLED ONCE IN A WHILE AND AS IF
@SarahDengler Thank you for this.
🤩
The original mix is best. Ethereal, out of this world, heavenly. A cosmic journey to a more enlightened consciousness.