George Harrison, My Sweet Lord (1970)
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My sweet Lord (Hallelujah)Hm, my Lord (Hallelujah)My, my, my Lord (Hallelujah)I really want to know you (Hallelujah)Really want to go with you (Hallelujah)Really want to show you Lord (ahh)That it won't take long, my Lord (Hallelujah)Hmm (Hallelujah)My sweet Lord (Hallelujah)My, my, Lord (Hallelujah)Hm, my Lord (Hare Krishna)My, my, my Lord (Hare Krishna)
— George Harrison on Hallelujah
What It Means
This is a placeholder explanation generated by the low-overhead model. It interprets "My sweet Lord (Hallelujah)Hm, my Lord (Hallelujah)My, my, my Lord (Hallelujah)I really want to know you (Hallelujah)Really want to go with you (Hallelujah)Really want to show you Lord (ahh)That it won't take long, my Lord (Hallelujah)Hmm (Hallelujah)My sweet Lord (Hallelujah)My, my, Lord (Hallelujah)Hm, my Lord (Hare Krishna)My, my, my Lord (Hare Krishna)" in the context of "George Harrison, My Sweet Lord (1970)" to mean that wisdom is timeless.
Source: Wikiquote: "Hallelujah" (Quotes)
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About George Harrison
George Harrison (24 or 25 February 1943 – 29 November 2001) was a British songwriter, musician and film producer who rose to fame as a member of The Beatles.
About George Harrison
George Harrison (24 or 25 February 1943 – 29 November 2001) was a British songwriter, musician and film producer who rose to fame as a member of The Beatles.
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