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Capitol · Universal Music Group
Here Comes the Sun
Capitol, under Universal. The winter was real. The sun is not a lie.
Capitol carries it in America. Universal holds Capitol. George Harrison wrote it in a garden after a season of work that had gone sour, and the record refuses to stay in the sourness.
A house can use this without a speech. It does not say the trouble was nothing. It says the trouble is not the last word.
The eight
Industry
8/10
A guitar part this plain takes a steady hand.
Household
6/10
It is sung toward people who have been inside too long.
Piety
6/10
Thanks, without a sermon.
Courage
6/10
He names the cold and then walks out into the day.
Republic
5/10
A private mercy a whole street can use.
Temperance
8/10
No excess. The song knows when to stop smiling.
Truth
7/10
The winter is not denied to make the chorus easier.
Stewardship
8/10
Still what a house hums when the hard part is ending.
Live historicallyPut it on the morning after a hard week, and let it finish before anyone picks a fight.