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Here Comes The Sun

With this song, off the 1969 Abbey Road album, The Beatles kept doing what they did best - providing the world with great music!  It's a simple song with few lyrics but it is meaningful and upbeat and classic Beatles.  I was creating a Wedding Seating Music CD this morning for a wedding this weekend and I found this song as an instrumental and HAD to include it for seating music!  Such a great song. 
I love how George Harrison, author of the song, uses the sun to tell the story of love.  There's a saying it reminds me of.  "Love makes your soul crawl out from its hiding place." (Zora Neale Hurston)  As the song says, the ice is slowly melting.  Just as the sun melts the ice so does true and sincere love melt the cold heart.  And when the heart is warmed by love it crawls out from its cold hiding place and unfurls into a thing of beauty. 
Btw, there were many videos to chose from with this song but this is the one I chose because I enjoyed watching it almost as much as I enjoyed the song itself! 

Here Comes The Sun

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