George Harrison My Sweet lord reaction:Been looking for this since i was 5 years old

[@rssmdb1]

When George died, the children from his old primary school in Liverpool, holding candles, sang this on the steps of George Hall on Lime Street. It remains of the most beautiful, moving and touching things I’ve ever seen. A fitting tribute to a beautiful man.

[@lisas6450]

Wow! Just reading your words gave me goosebumps! 💖

[@MichelleCWeber]

Tell me we can find this on the net.

[@billmorehouse2324]

Hare Kṛṣṇa He reasons ill who tells Vaiṣṇavas (devotees of Śrī-Śrī Rādhā-Kṛṣṇa/truly beautiful personalities) die When thou art living still in sound Vaiṣṇavas die to live And living, Try to spread the holy names around Śrīla Bhaktivinoda Ṭhākura Hare Rāma

[@alvarojam84]

@@lisas6450 same here. This song is really something else, as George was.

[@mybrainhurts1856]

@@MichelleCWeber did you ever find a link for that?

[@smanticus]

That moment when his voice first comes in at the very beginning and you stop dead in your tracks is absolutely magical.

[@ChuckHackney]

Pure emotional, raw, sweet magic. I watch it over and over. The absolute power of music.

[@christinewilkinson2424]

You've put it into words perfectly 🙏

[@ipezmusic]

It happened to me with one or two songs... a great emotion, a reaction from my soul... I dare to write, it's an echo of something so strong I can barely manage to express it.

[@garycastellitto2785]

George was around 27 when he sang this song at The Concert for Bangladesh at Madison Square Garden.

[@ChuckHackney]

Priceless. The stunning power of music to evoke memories and take us back to that special moment. No art form conceived by man has that power, not like music. You are witnessing it here. Magical.

[@lgpsan]

How please George would be to know he touched the heart of a child with his music so deeply ❤️

[@corvettedm1]

I think he knows.

[@ChuckHackney]

So so well said. The mystical, magical power of music!❤

[@ChuckHackney]

Cannot get enuf of this reaction!

[@ozmaile7938]

The Beatles both together and on their own were everywhere

[@BFKate]

What an absolutely beautiful reaction, the moment when you realise its *that* song from your childhood. Thank you for sharing this.

[@steveellers196]

George was extremely spiritual. His wife said when he died and his spirit left his body the room lit up bright and slowly faded.

[@stevenellers1939]

@Andy Dhoc physical mechanism? Spiritual manifestations require no physical mechanism in order to occur. Still, I am reporting what his wife has been quoted as having said about his transition. Of course we are all free to accept or reject her statement. There is much science has yet to explain and while I respect your skepticism I would caution you on your absolutism. Be well.

[@stevenellers1939]

@Andy Dhoc your failure is being an absolutist and rejecting anything but physical phenomena. Science tells us there are multiple dimensions but offer no physical proof. I suggest you remain open to the possibility because having a closed mind is a denial of the essence of science.

[@stevenellers1939]

@Andy Dhoc I did answer your question. I was reporting what she said. I did not agree or disagree with her experience since I was not in attendance and so can not confirm or deny the event. I greatly respect your extensive studies as well as your position on the matter. I too have experienced things/events, some of which I have not found a scientific explanation for the occurrence. I know there remain many scientific discoveries to be had and among them will no doubt be ones in the areas we are discussing. So, I keep an open and inquisitive mind in anticipation of new revelations. I submit you might be well served to do the same. Be well.

[@MARKBUZZ1]

@Andy Dhoc His wife Olivia references it .....Then says no more...She says ''we knew when he left...Something happened.''

[@bradroon5467]

@Andy Dhoc well, unlike some of us,you've never been blessed with a cosmic consciousness experience and lived in the light of Brahmajyoti . Mine was over Christmas break in the third grade for somewhere between 8:& 10 hours.

[@clare1061]

“Here comes the sun ““while my guitar gently weeps “everything George Harrison did was absolute magic.

[@joysfairclough]

Something

[@catharinebyers243]

Watch George Harrison's and Friends (Eric Clapton,etc etc Concert For Bangladesh from 1970 He, Clapton, Billy Preston, many more Great Musicians come together for this Concert! It will blow your mind again sir ❤️

[@imagine9132]

dam i never knew george was such a genius dam what a good man

[@dingfeldersmurfalot4560]

Love those so much. Here Comes the Sun has helped my soul so many times I must remember to go back to it so it's not so much a happy accident but a resource available when needed. And who doesn't need that song from time to time, or even every day? George had and retains the ability to surprise the soul, and into a better state.

[@nosmoke247]

Because he was an occultist. Lukewarm never catch it!

[@darrencady4261]

That old man with the big beard is none other than George Harrison one of the most talented singer-song writer's of his generation who got his wish to meet the Lord way too early. Glad you found your song and may the Lord Bless you.

[@prosie8419]

So much love for this sweet lord George🙆🏻‍♀️🙏💜

[@lisamayerwille8752]

My husband passed away on 05/28/2022 at 63 years old and was a big Beatles fan! He was cremated and at his service this song was was want he wanted played 😢😢😢 !

[@PaulinaAngel]

He was not just any old man, he was 27 year old George Harrison, a member of the greatest band in the world, The Beatles. These guys truly knew how to move us emotionally.

[@kayelle8005]

Everyone seems old when you’re a child.

[@eggeberg]

@@kayelle8005 true!

[@HarriBestReactions]

@@kayelle8005 Thank you ..i have explained this quite a few times

[@rheailiarome2287]

I love George he will be forever young 🙏 and in my ❤

[@phillipecook3227]

When you're 5 any adult is old.

[@michaelcarlos8686]

I love the moment when you realise you knew this song. A genuine moment of emotion that had me tearing up.

[@My2up2downCastle]

Yep.....me too🌹

[@megaliberty]

I cry everytime I hear this song. It truly is a gift to humanity. More young people should listen to this, so it doesn't fade into obscurity.

[@moonbeanification]

George Harrison is eternal ... and this song is forever !!! ♥♥♥

[@spvz29bb]

This is the greatest reaction to a song that I have ever come across. I am happy for you.

[@TerranceMason-bd2ct]

One year later 👍👍👍

[@johnnylastovica6511]

“It does not matter what you call Him, just call Him” That quote helped me

[@kathleenkarsten5739]

❤️❤️❤️

[@RamblinJer]

Beautiful

[@thegirlinquestion]

so true

[@melaniesharp397]

Spot on. Thanks for sharing that quote. Might help me explain my spirituality to my husband and how I see ‘a higher power’ as ONE.

[@ineffablemars]

I prefer not to say "him" because I don't think it's a man

[@futurereflections4097]

My favorite Beatle. Especially because George was so underrated. He was at least just as good of a writer, singer and musician as John and Paul.

[@personalcheeses8073]

I don’t think George is underrated at all. He is many people’s favourite Beatle, including mine. I love just about every Beatles song but the pinnacle for me is ‘Something’ which is all George

[@leannapeck9509]

Always mine too🤗🤗🤗

[@futurereflections4097]

@@cyounger5716 Even the John and Paul songs owe George a lot of credit for the guitar and vocal backing.

[@Ididnotwanttojoin]

He was a good songwriter...this one however, he plagiarized and got sued for it.

[@guslulou8428]

@@Ididnotwanttojoin bullshit. This is not plagiarized. That legal decision was a travesty of justice and never should have happened. There have been countless songs that are way more similar to other songs, than this sing is to He’s So Fine. There are 4 of 5 notes that are the same. 4 or 5 notes don’t constitute plagiarism. The songs are so different in every except those few notes. You’re a damn fool for saying he plagiarized this song, just like the judge that allowed it to go to trial and the dumbass jury that found him guilty.

[@osocool1too]

50 years ago, this song was on the radio pretty much everywhere. Yes it is a treasure. 👍

[@YhwhKhaiMostHigh]

True, funny how I didn't understand the lyrics until several years ago. I've hummed to music as a teen without even understanding what I was humming lol

[@theodoreritola7641]

The bad thing about this song ITS HE,S NOT SINGING BOUT THE LORD JESUS CHRIST Hes singing about Harry Kristna

[@patchurch1677]

@@theodoreritola7641 Maybe not bad, just different... :-)

[@rikk319]

@@theodoreritola7641 Krishna, Hari Krishna.

[@kennethsonia5350]

@@theodoreritola7641 The song can be interpreted anyway one's reaction to this Beautiful Song.

[@iselanelson8874]

George sings this song like many people look up at the sky at night and desperately want to know what beyond and where it ends. The desperation in his voice.

[@anneschreck5136]

There's a beautiful version of this song that was done for the George Harrison tribute. It's sung by Billy Preston, along with Paul McCartney, Ringo Star, Eric Clapton, Dhani Harrison, Jeff Lynne and many others.

[@robinkleinsteuber5217]

Yes! Agreed! Heard it ... a beautiful gem also!!

[@kenrowland6106]

That ones a must see! Also ck out the one by seal.

[@alexlaurence]

This is probably the most genuine and heartfelt music reactions I have ever seen on KZbin. Many other KZbinrs are too theatrical and I have doubts about their true feelings, but this was real. I could see it in your eyes how much this meant to you. I really appreciate you. Subscribed.

[@mauricexanthos3683]

I agree with you. This man is spontaneous and sincere compared to the fake response players who have no idea.

[@gabg1538]

The realization at 0:41 and at 0:54 That was real. Makes me emotional

[@AlexLightGiver]

Well put

[@kristin1533]

Isn't he lovely?

[@TonyDracon]

@@kristin1533 lol

[@rbking9296]

Like finding long lost friend or love when you were a child who left a lasting impression and memory on you when you were young

[@HarriBestReactions]

Perfect words King

[@dana_brooke_27]

This song touched me deeply when it came out... Still does.

[@threekidzmom04]

always!!

[@lucaswallo8127]

Yeah

[@Rgonz39]

Even now this song touches my heart

[@donaldcarpenter5328]

yup

[@JonDoe-oq3fz]

Just saw this reaction it's the BEST reaction to any song ever period. The joy and celebration coming out is amazingly awesome.

[@ChuckHackney]

The stunning, emotional, evocative, memory- inducing power of music.

[@ChuckHackney]

Priceless, Harri, priceless.

[@corvettedm1]

Yes, I feel the same about his reaction. It’s what music is supposed to do, I think.

[@johnreynolds6065]

Omgoodness, your reaction is beautiful. God Bless You Harri.

[@billhicks6449]

An Englishman finding out his favorite song is by a member of The Beatles. Long is the road we walk, and beauty at every turn... If we wish to see it.

[@chaddubois8164]

Sometimes we walk so far and then find ourselves at home.

[@billhicks6449]

@@chaddubois8164 I promise you, we all end up at home. No matter how far we walk.

[@StevenCarinci]

Life is like really %$#@ mysterious. Yeah! Forget about it.

[@jeffmorris6105]

No worries Harry...music is one of the strongest triggers for emotions in humans...brings back memories from long ago..

[@HarriBestReactions]

Cheers Jeff

[@jeffmorris6105]

@@HarriBestReactions Happy Weekend Sir!

[@cocoaorange1]

Sure does!

[@stevefoulston]

RIP George was great songwriter and guitarist love and peace.

[@johnchrysostomon6284]

The court ruled he plagiarised this song from "He's So Fine"

[@stevefoulston]

@@johnchrysostomon6284 Yes I knew that.

[@johnchrysostomon6284]

@@stevefoulston He did a song "This Song" lamenting the court decision

[@penname5766]

John Chrysostomon Yes but it's only really those three notes (key though they are) and the rest is entirely George's creation. He takes it to a completely different level in terms of the impact it has. There's a reason barely anyone remembers He's So Fine, and if they do, it's probably largely in connection with this.

[@personalcheeses8073]

@@johnchrysostomon6284 That old chestnut. How they ruled against him is a complete mystery to me. There is barely a passing resemblance between the two songs. Many songs have passing similarities, that is just the law of averages. But it is not exactly ‘Blurred Lines’ which I actually did think was ‘Got To Give It Up’. The first time I heard it. There’s no way you can mistake ‘My Sweet Lord’ for ‘He’s So Fine’. Unless your ears need syringing. As if one song can have copyright of three notes together 😂😂

[@debbeborders5762]

George Harrison was a truly gentle soul. This is his best song in my opinion. I read his Autobiography and just loved him.

[@gerdapons5730]

George was a beautiful soul..

[@wendyt7958]

This song still gives me goosebumps after all these years

[@kjleskapfryser6568]

Same, my skin is suffering right now

[@susaniserhoff9361]

Same here, it tends to put you in a trance mode, ❤️

[@kevinhill5596]

⚘💗⚘💗⚘💗⚘💗👍💗⚘💗

[@garychambers5850]

Yes, me too! I love playing the song on my Acoustic Guitar! The song was well written. I love the key change when the drums come in. ➕✝⛪🥰🤎🎸

[@MsCloudrider]

and heart shaking.

[@andrewcrompton9455]

Respect to you Harry, the Beatles have made the world a better place.

[@GBURGE55]

This song makes me cry too. Takes me right back to being a happy 7 year old with my mum & now long gone dad. Always makes me think of happier times.

[@barbaraz1618]

I think George Harrison was overlooked as a Beatle but on his own he is fabulous. This song is so moving. Thank you for playing it.

[@Weareeverything2023]

Overlooked by many, but the most talented of the Beatles IMO, he has a great catalogue of fantastic songs he wrote and performed. My personal favourite is “Something”

[@colincrooks3307]

I believe John wrote the most songs, Paul wrote the hits & George wrote the best songs.

[@Martin-fl7ub]

It’s a beautiful thing when a song comes together and penetrates your soul. Good for you Harri

[@brushstroke3733]

How appropriate: "I really want to know you, I really want to go with you...but it takes so long, my Lord." A journey of 30 years is completed in an instant, the past and present are suddenly linked. Amazing story and fitting for this song that clearly was not written but was rather inspired.

[@HarriBestReactions]

Its so beautiful

[@GJoeJ010841]

George was sued for this song, and it was settled out of court. The medley is nearly identical to He's So Fine by the Crystals. George claimed he had never heard that song? Hard to believe, because it was also a hit in England. It all worked out and people love the song.

[@mrmockatoo6786]

@@GJoeJ010841 I was going to say the same thing but you got there first. Well done. The only real difference was the intro bit with George's distinctive slide guitar. Thankfully, he went on to become a really sophisticated writer, rivalling his more-celebrated bandmates.

[@jnagarya519]

Harrison was sued for plagiarizing "He's So Fine," and lost.

[@richardfehlmann4593]

@@GJoeJ010841 He's so fine, not by the Crystals but by the Chiffons

[@psbarrow]

"All Things Must Pass", a triple vinyl on release, is easily the best solo album done by any of The Beatles.

[@georgearce5627]

Only ex Beatle album that topped the charts. Paul and John never achieved that.

[@catherinemccullough299]

George was always my favourite Beatle, I feel he was sadly underrated, but he really came into his own when he went solo. RIP George.

[@willard2729]

Couldn’t agree more Second place is very competitive but ATMP is easily #1

[@primroseburrows]

@@georgearce5627 With all due respect, this is incorrect. Paul McCartney had many chart-topping albums, with and without Wings. Which, of course, doesn't take away from how amazing ATMP is.

[@buddyvilla7393]

I know George wasn’t with the Beatles when My Sweet Lord was released. It didn’t hit me until George died that all my favorite Beatles songs were all written by George. While My Guitar Gently weeps,It’s only Love,Something….Which Frank Sinatra called “The most beautiful love song ever recorded “”Thanks Hari Bleep The Chiffons!!!!

[@jasonsigler8500]

Watching you realize this was the song you have been trying to find for so long was a beautiful moment. Thank you for sharing yourself with us !

[@christiaanveltkamp]

The power of music...

[@kylefowler174]

The amount of emotional energy I felt from you when you realized this was the song you love and to find the person live was amazing! It's amazing to see how George impacted so many with his words and music. George was and will always be my Favorite Beatle. Powerfully moving video!

[@HarriBestReactions]

Thank you Kyle

[@Friedtoenails]

George knocked it out of the park with this one

[@kennethshort2016]

The beauty of this song is it's simplicity and sincerity

[@Rgonz39]

Such a beautiful beautiful moment when it instantly brought you back to being a child!

[@russellgroves4710]

I grew up with this song. Spending 50 years as a meditator. The pure devotion in My Sweet Lord always brings me to tears. Ram Ram Hare Krishna

[@tinapassamonti448]

This song brings tears to my eyes and effects y heart ❤💙💙💙❤❤

[@mustangmikep51]

Hari Bol! 50 years meditator here also...started with TM with the Beatles and Donovan...followed Yogananda and SRF fellowship(Kriya Yoga/Autobiography of a Yogi) lived with the Hare Krishna guys for awhile(got up 4 a.m. took cold shower/chanted...took Prasad/ very austere!) had some out of body experiences later at the Bob Monroe Institute(MINDBLOWING..it REALLY opened me up big time to TRUE REALITY!) I'm AWAKE now...and I can never be fooled again by this "virtual reality" were living in now...I don't BELIEVE in an afterlife.... I KNOW there's an afterlife....and now I'm FREE from the all B.S. of this temporary Earth world were playing in...we are living in a DREAM right now..when you "die" you will finally WAKE UP to who/what you REALLY are....an immortal piece of blissful consciousness...a small part of GOD Himself...You are more powerful than you can possibly imagine! your NOT a man...NOT a woman....your not really even HUMAN!...you are much, much more than these temporary forms your wearing at the moment Find out who you REALLY are(before you waste another life!) find out why you came here in the 1st place WHY? Namaste.

[@patricialegge2482]

When I first heard this in 1970 it felt like a spiritual experience. I trully love this song & George Harrison. Thank you.

[@klutttmuttsprutt6087]

Old man, he would be around 27 when this was recorded. There's perspective for you. I hope George brought you back to sweet memories. :)

[@HarriBestReactions]

Sweet Lord he brought me sweet memories! Like the Americans will say

[@joanboron]

Harry Chirshna. Was a religious man in India. The Beatles met him while in India. That is the big bearded old man you are remembering.

[@riphopfer5816]

@@joanboron Hare Krishna is a minor religious sect derived from Hinduism. The man the Beatles visited in India was the Maharishi Mahesh Yogi, who taught Transcendental Meditation.

[@stephenwrouton]

Also, it is important to know that Krishna is a Hindu deity, that does bear some similarities to Jesus Christ, but not completely. I have seen a lot of people over the years think this is a Christian song. But it's really a song to Krishna. George Harrison was a devoted practitioner of Transcendental Meditation and a devotee of Krishna. Nevertheless, it is still a beautiful song.

[@riphopfer5816]

@@stephenwrouton Well-stated and elucidated. Thanks for clarifying the Christ-Krsna confluence for the uninitiated; cheers!

[@debbiechang5781]

If you listen carefully to later Beatles songs, you will hear the same distinctive guitar as you do in this song. George Harrison really could make his guitar gently weep!

[@rbking9296]

That was Eric Clapton’s guitar weeping on While My Guitar Gently Weeps, but yes you always know George Harrison’s distinctive guitar sound when you hear it , The world lost a true legend and beautiful person When George Harrison passed away, But as Harrison once said in another great and beautiful song All Things Must Pass

[@JamesAllmond]

@@rbking9296 I was gonna say. George was playing so much scitar at one point, they needed to bring Eric in for the Guitar parts...

[@TakeOffeur]

@@rbking9296 ...and "Beware the darkness" !

[@rcherry1978]

George was a great slide guitarist

[@compasscollege6127]

@@JamesAllmond He only played on one track, at George's request

[@patriciawatkins9539]

I was in 8th grade when this song came out. I was already a Beatles fan and George being my favorite made this song extra special. RIP George Harrison.

[@imfrcd]

George would like this....

[@dianecostanza]

Your reaction today was the whole reason I love watching music reactions on KZbin. When someone’s soul has been touched by a song. What a complex yet simple thing. And just imagine that the lyrics are just a few sentences said over and over yet we all respond to it as the prayer it is.

[@larrydavis8249]

Aren’t you glad you’re on this Beatles journey! Just imagine all your childhood memories coming together as an adult...... I’m having as much fun watching you as you’re experiencing the Beatles.

[@HarriBestReactions]

Its a joy Larry

[@robmcnaughton1086]

Connecting with your inner child self again.its like going home

[@antthompson6778]

I agree still rememeber the Chrichnas with their pink robes and bald heads in the70's asking for money. Where are they now? And the maharaggi. At least He had the sence to claim Halleulla😊🎵

[@r.d.sandman6474]

I have had them in my life for 50 years-& I’m sick of them-but I’m SO very glad that young people are catching on to amazing stuff & enjoying themselves

[@garychambers5850]

I started The Journey back in 1963, when my sister called me into her room to listen to _"I Want to Hold your Hand"_ off of their 1st American album " *Meet The Beatles* " And I'm still following them. They are the Best! And it is awesome, to watch someone listen to this great song for the first time, well, almost the first time.. To experience the love George sings...🚶🏿‍♂🚶🏿‍♂🚶🏿‍♂🚶🏿‍♂🕊🤗

[@pfcampos7041]

This is why I love music so much!!! Its the closest thing we have to time travel, it takes you away in an instant.

[@johnmaloney5912]

You could see how it shook you when you recognized the song. Peace and blessings my friend 🙏♥️

[@Airestotle09]

Best reaction to any song on KZbin Theres nothing like music that can take you back to a time and place and you remember everything so vividly

[@jamesengeman8836]

I was 13 when the Beatles first played Sullivan. That night changed my life forever. And millions felt the same way. I could never thank the Beatles enough for the joy they brought to my generation in the 60's and to the world still today. They were so much more than just the best rock & roll ever.

[@RonnieT44]

One of my all time favourite songs!! Reflects how George Harrison was as a person. So spiritually uplifting!!

[@Randy_Smith]

When something evokes an emotional response you know it's art.

[@bibakroll8999]

Indeed. That's what art's supposed to do.

[@michelefoucault918]

The journey that George Harrison took from first performing on the Ed Sullivan Show, 20yo, then to when he composed My Sweet Lord, he was still only 26yo. George Harrison accomplished more in 6 years than most musicians try to accomplish their whole lives. I received his All Things Must Pass album for Christmas 1970, I was 14yo. My first rock concert was George’s Dark Horse tour, November 4, 1974, 18yo.

[@chrisplummer4332]

Harry - so beautiful - bless you man for sharing - beautiful song and beautiful reaction - feeling you.

[@mrjules1982]

2:00 'Oh my Lord' indeed. This is definitely the kind of song that could just stick in your soul for decades after hearing it once. What a privilege for us to be witness to that instant you rediscovered it!

[@Kim-hc5si]

I love when this happens. ❤️

[@HarriBestReactions]

😀

[@SuperGreycloud]

I'm happy for you. Truly.❤

[@tommessner3502]

Its kind of cool that as a kid it was one of the Beatles that had a song that stuck in your head! I have many songs of theirs stuck in my head!

[@n49martin]

George was the most unassuming and humble member of The Beatles.✌️🌟👏🎶

[@angelatheriault8855]

The Universe came around in full circle back to you, Harri! How amazing!

[@HarriBestReactions]

It really is

[@nelgstuart3442]

It wasn't the "Universe". It was God.

[@Azoria4]

@@nelgstuart3442 god is the universe 🤦‍♂️

[@cocoaman1564]

@@nelgstuart3442 god made the universe

[@Azoria4]

@keep humble no, the universe is god and that is pure consciousness. 'bad news' yeah im sure..

[@MartineH1]

I was so touched and moved. What music can do to us, inside us, for us! So wonderful to see your face recognising the song. So nice.

[@an.american]

I know exactly the feeling that you felt when you realized this was your lost song. Same thing happened to me with a particular song I heard as a child, I'm guessing 10 or 11, and up until about a year ago I rediscovered it by accident. My lost song not only left an impression on me but I found myself looking for and recognizing benchmarks of future occurrences mentioned in the song throughout my entire life. That song was a one hit wonder titled " In the year 2525", by Zager and Evans. What a relief to finally hear it again and learn the title. It gave me peace of mind. Give it a listen.

[@HarriBestReactions]

Happy for you..its such a relief and good feeling..I still have a few songs im looking for

[@TukikoTroy]

Takes me back to being 11 and building plastic airplane kits at the kitchen table. Big sister playing this on a vinyl 45 and all was well with the world. I'm 63 now and can smell the glue still as i listen.

[@helenfitzgerald9719]

@@TukikoTroy Nostalgia can be wonderful and heartbreaking at the same time. Your comment made me smile

[@shivasgirl1609]

@@helenfitzgerald9719 Yes, it, nostalgia, can be truly bittersweet!

[@shivasgirl1609]

@@HarriBestReactions If you would be willing to share what you do remember, a word or two perhaps, possible subject matter, gender of singer, genre of song, approx. decade of release, we, as your subscribers, may be able to help find a lost song, or two, or even a few for you. To take it a step farther, if given the opportunity, we may be able to help each other locate our long lost songs! 🎵 Just as an eg. A friend of mine had been describing what she could recall of a song that reminded her of her mother who had passed on. With just a couple more clues, I was able to "out of thin air" pluck & play Chances Are by Johnny Mathis for her, making her so happy & making me feel like a super hero for the day.

[@WolfgangHolzmann]

Finding a song after many years is such a wonderful feeling.

[@stacybenstockklein449]

Oh my goodness, your reaction is the perfect example of how powerful music is! I can’t imagine how relieved and how satisfied you are now that you have the connections that you needed. That is just beautiful! Oh my goodness I love this so very much.

[@vellaropedart9190]

I've watched this song bring a tear to even the meanest man's eye. It's a very powerful song.

[@brianfeldz1797]

My GF, worked at the hospital in SI, NYC, on the floor, where George Harrison spent his final days, working as one of his nurses. And it was such a bitter-sweet situation and one that she’s very proud of. At that point he didn’t quite have all his faculties. But she said that he was somehow serene and accepting of what was going on. And it’s one of those career moments that go beyond “pride”, that she counts herself lucky to have been there at the time to do what she could to make his final days as pleasant and painless as possible. While I personally did not get to meet him, which would have been overstepping a significant boundary, I was just happy to hear the stories and small details of his experience. And to know that she could somehow give back to someone who gave so much to the world. So, yea, I am sort of vicariously living through her lol. But I can tell it effected her greatly and made an impact on her life and mine through her.

[@kit-katnews9137]

You will love his song While My Guitar Gentle Weeps.

[@jameshuston9589]

Imagine growing up with the music.

[@ipezmusic]

You found your song. Now it's yours forever. What a wonderful thing! P.S: I found my songs too. It was a great shock (a beautiful shock, of course).

[@nickperkins8477]

I listen to “My Sweet Lord” probably most frequently amongst The Beatles’ solo songs. Lyrically beautiful and musically masterful.

[@Fred.pSonic]

I felt your genuine emotion my brother. That's what a Beatle does to us all, they help us find our inner core. RIP sweet baby Beatle George.

[@johntutela5816]

I’m not a religious person yet I’ve always loved this song. It has such a beautiful energy.

[@GrainneMhaol]

I'm an atheist but I love religious music. This song lifts me up. I'm a weirdo

[@miscue]

I love that this happened! How cool. The old man found you. George would say this was no accident . . .

[@cathy8964]

George was in the Hare Krishna movement and their goal was to have everyone in the world chanting Hare Krishna so he wrote this song! Unfortunately he was sued for plagiarism and lost. He's so Fine was the song. I LOVE THIS SONG AND SANG IT WITH THE HARE KRISHNA GROUP!😊

[@SmilingMedicineEntertainment]

Amazing how music creates time travel.

[@robert-ef8qv]

Absolutely ❤️👍🙏

[@garychambers5850]

I've always said that! A song can take you back to the time wen you first dated your wife, Working on your first job at 16yrs old. You just close your eyes and your back in 1970 or whatever Year of your song...⏲ 🥰🧡🕊

[@Cath1027]

Greatest song ever, your reaction so heartfelt. This is amazing 🤩

[@hoogleberri3080]

I was 7 -8 years old when this came out. I thought it was an amazing song back then and so different to other songs at the time, every few years i hear it being played on the radio and it takes me back to my childhood. Thanks for sharing Harri.

[@reichensperger1847]

It hits him at 0:41 and he holds his head at 0:55. What a beautiful moment.

[@JedgeOEaton]

I remember hearing it as a kid. I couldn't remember the lyrics. I tried to hum it to my parents and they had no clue. Discovering it as an adult was very powerful.

[@mikemackay994]

I love it. I’m having a real hard time health wise. And this has brightened my Day. God bless you George, from us all.❤️

[@lucyf9452]

Mike, I wish you true healing and restoration within a more peaceful atmosphere of ALL your favourite music! For you, I'll pass the coming days imagining your full recovery with all the miracles you can possibly tolerate. May God Richly Bless and Keep You, and everything...you...🙌🙌💪

[@mikemackay994]

@@lucyf9452 your message brought tears to my eyes. Thank you from the bottom of my heart for your beautiful message. It really has brightened my day. It really has. What a wonderful sentiment to send to a complete stranger. Wherever you are, may God bless you. And I genuinely hope something wonderful happens to you. Thank you Lucy.❤️

[@mnamhie]

Mike, I hope you are feeling better. I hope you are well.

[@mazinwonderland3077]

My Sweet Lord. Namaste.💜💜💜

[@jeffclark4870]

I was born in 64 ', this was a song that was part of my childhood as well. My mother had an 8-track tape of this album. Brings back those memories.

[@LICATAC]

I'm happy that your mysterious memory was resolved like this, and that it was a wonderful song by George that accompanied your growth.

[@kimO.7439]

I believe you! I totally get what you are saying about wanting to find this song again. This song affects many people so deeply. I can't listen to it without getting tears in my eyes and choked up, it is such a powerful song. I am glad that you found it again.

[@jromeo8247]

This song was recorded in 528hz, same as Lennon's Imagine. And yes, it is meant to hit you in your heart chakra.💜 It is a song of unification and that's why we don't hear it on the radio anymore. The 70s were yes, tumultuous but there was an undercurrent of peace, love and compassion.

[@tincanboat]

its wasn't love it was sex, there is a difference.

[@jamesjarvis5018]

Well Put!

[@mariagrace234]

What a thrilling moment for you and for me to witness, thank you, priceless . . . : )

[@whaeagee5585]

We had the privilege of enjoying great music in the 60's, 70's and 80's and we didn't appreciate what we had. Thank you

[@jameschannell9891]

It shows the hard work and love of music George had. A true master of guitar.

[@Mina-cy4dq]

George Harrison was a truly incredible person. His life and talent touched so many people, including mine....only it was his hand that took mine, when we met all those years ago.

[@tinypurplefishesrunlaughin8052]

After hearing the story of George Harrison’s “Concert for Bangladesh” I then listened to the song and wept in sadness only to weep in joy seeing what George did to help his friend.

[@safiresays3835]

He was younger than you and me when he wrote and performed the song. Isn't it crazy. Such a great artist.

[@ampabenido8225]

George harrison my idol

[@deb4053]

My most favorite song of all time 🙏. Opens up my heart to the high heavens every single time! I M SMILING 😊

[@timanderson5417]

You've seen a friend you had as a small child, and finally got to meet and shake his hand. I'm happy for you! " MUSIC IS THE BEST" - Frank Zappa