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  • Happy Birthday George <3

  • I always thought this song said "if i'm needin' someone"...silly me :3

  • Compare this to the fucking garbage we have on the hit list now. Crapola.

  • yeah. this is a good song.

  • I would love to sing this song to a girl 

  • I think the girl I like would love to sing this song.

  • @kurt05051987 i think so too

  • STILL AS FRESH TODAY AS IT WAS THEN WHAT A GROUP HARD TO BELIEVE THIS IS 1965

  • This song reminds me of Simon and Garfunkel for some reason.....

  • Rubber Soul is one of my favorite Beatles albums. The Fab Four had their collective shit together, no doubt about it!!!!

  • @glorybra depends, I suppose, on one's definition of 'having one's fecal matter coelesced'.

  • @glorybra Rubber Soul, Revolver and With the Beatles... Best three albums IMO

  • So sweet...<3 this song made my day ^__^

  • I love love this song !! (It sounds a little bit like Styx... here and there...)

  • I remember this song from my childhood :D I was sitting on our big sofa, listenig to this song the wohle afternoon... in the evening, my daddy was coming home from work. He buyed sweets for me and so we were sitting there, listening to this song, eating those sweets... and before I was going to sleep I said to my daddy: " I'm gonna marry the man who wrote this song" :')

  • @joymum5 You go, girl!

  • i feel like this is the birth child of here comes the sun hahah(:

  • Oh, George... Such a great song! :)

  • pssht i dont need to carve.. ill just go on facebook and type it..

  • Thanks for the history in the description!

  • My dad: What u listening to smalls? *sips water*

    Me:The Beatles. * starts singing aaaahhhh aaaaahhh aaahhhhh*

    My Dad: *spits water all over the screen*

    Me: still singing *aaahhh to AAAWWWWW!*

  • @monetdeldo True story? 

  • @dogarian hell yeah!

  • @dogarian our computer got fixed like a week before i wrote that! Believe it..

  • Fun to sing to!

  • A great song from the Beatles I had forgotten

    George and the Beatles were friends of the Byrds. George got the lick from The Bells of Ryhmney

    and made a song of it

  • 85,100th viewer!

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  • @CultureJudge How's the peyote? Mixolydian? Borrowed chord? It's a good song in old fashioned meter, verse, and rhyme. I play it out, people like it. It's standard stuff. What are you talking about? It has ZERO relation to TNK. Have another.

  • @bigmarty56 The melody has a mixolydian feel because it's made out of a single major scale which omits the major 7th for a minor 7th (on the harmonies in 'friend' and 'someone' in this song, and 'knowing', 'shining', 'being', 'dying' etc. in Tomorrow Never Knows). The borrowed chord occurs at the same point. It's borrowed because the bass in both songs sticks with the main chord, while the chord a tone lower is superimposed over it. Less sarcasm in future.

  • @CultureJudge The only "mix" word I know is "mixologist". There, I've substituted self-deprecation for sarcasm---and I agree I was a tad sarcastic. Just me being bored. I will say this---I've been playing for a long time, taken lessons, music courses in college, etc, and I've never heard the term "borrowed chord" before. Oh well, time to find the nearest mixologist.

  • @CultureJudge just superimpose the opening of Tomorrow Never Knows with the opening of Ticket to Ride and I think you'll begin to understand beyond your current narrow mysogynisticologistness. lol

  • 2 people need someone

  • Great song- too bad it was never one of their more famous ones.

    

  • @sykiatree why does this matter? we're both fortunate to know and love it at least :)

  • only song more underated than this would be lose the girl

  • Put your number in my wall??? The Beatles had Facebook!!!!

  • @soporia you made my day XD

  • @soporia Dude, your comment should be no. 1

  • no dislikes, that is the nature of this song

  • I love you George!

  • It sounds a bit like The Byrds style.

  • DeutschMatheLehrer you are amazing

  •  The way this song puts my mind into Dreamland it would NOT be safe to drive. : ) I've carved some walls too! Very reliable way to save.

  • If music needed someone,it was the BEATLES!

  • I love them!!!

  • dat bass

  • I LOVE DIS SONG!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

  • HA! Absolutely no dislikes! (:

  • if i needed george harrison........

  • I wish I could respond to this video but the sound keeps going off...Help..

  • almost 40,000 views, 84 likes, and not one dislike. . . that made me smile :)

  • love the lead guitar on this song

  • I love this song!

    It's a very good one, and underrated.

    George <33

  • cosa asy

    

  • cosa asy

    

  • cosa asy

  • love this song

  • @SuperTinyG me 2

  • @walle672 cool

    

  • @walle672 Cooll

  • uhhhhhh¨¨¨¨¨¨¨¨¨¨¨¨¨¨¨¨¨¨¨!!!!­!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

  • One of the more underrated songs of the beatles

  • @Huskerfan826 i'm big fan of Husker Du....zen arcade,new day rising, and other kool albums!!!!

  • @Huskerfan826 so true,i think like this don,t get enough credit and by like this i mean ,cry baby cry,here there evrywhere,you know where you t one solo singer sort of telling a story

  • @Huskerfan826

    When Beatles Recorded Last time in 1969 Harrison was Only 26 years old ,So its explain His Late Blooming ,

    Also Being Youngest & Silent Beatle he had to literally fight to get his songs in Lennon/McCartney Dominance, He is Quite Underrated . His later Tracks While My Guitar; Something ; Here Comes the Sun were far Better than Lennon/McCartney song of the respective Albums.

  • @aniqwertyani

    I am a huge fan of the Beatles and George Harrison, but as far as songwriting goes, I believe both were superior to him. WIth that said, they'd diddle around and come out with throwaways, while Harrison, who had far less in his output, really didn't write throwaways (at least from Rubber Soul onward). But yes, he started the Beatles as a musician, and ended as a songwriter.

  • @clockworkfiction3 his songs were up there with john and paul while my guitar gently weeps here comes the sun something are up there with hey jude and strawberryfields and it was also rumored george wrote most of paul's songs with john lennon

  • @GuitarPhi1

    So it's rumored that George Harrison wrote Paul's songs with John lennon? I've never heard this before. And don't get me wrong, I love Harrison's songs, but as a songwriter, especially in the Beatles, he never had the sophistication that John or Paul did. And while Something and Here Comes the Sun are great songs, they are more simplistic melodically and musically than say A Day in the Life or Hey Jude. imo, If I Needed Someone was a gem off of Rubber Soul. One of the best!

  • @clockworkfiction3 you know who was the best songwriter out of the group....RINGO! XD

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  • @GuitarPhi1 You're talking nonsense, man, so stop spreading it. 1, McCartney wrote his own songs alone in the Beatles and later became the most successful musician of all time 2, George had four great songs and some better than average songs in the Beatles. Lennon (my personal favourite) had like 20 gems in the Beatles and many good songs and so did McCartney. I understand that George is your favourite out of the four but comparing him to Lennon and McCartney is simply narrow-mindedness.

  • @Huskerfan826 There is no such thing as over or underrated beatles songs, They're all just awesome...

  • @jkinz1234 , you are so right! You SHOULD be no.1!

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