He just wrote it like that

whiteboardry

then follow my ass who draw both

4. John Lennon (would have hated dylarrison so much)

Roy’s morning

“I hadn’t written a tune in a while, and ‘Blow Away’ [released on George’s 1979 eponymous album]… I was just sitting in the garden with the pouring rain, it was freezing cold, so I wrote that song. Like any given day will have the morning, and then you’ll have the day, and then the nighttime, and in the Indian philosophy they call this triguna, it means the three basic elements: creation, preservation, and destruction. But they’re all part and parcel of each other. You know, you have the nighttime which is like this negative kind of dark… but it’s — you need that in order to have the freshness again of the new morning. So the song was like that: it started out where everything was… the house was leaking, and the pouring rain, it’s miserable and I’m just about the lose it when I just remember, ‘No, wait a minute, all I’ve got to do is cheer up a little.’ In the second verse, the sun comes out, by the last verse everything’s cool again.” - George Harrison, In The Studio With Redbeard (1992) “A lot of people don’t realize that ‘Blow Away’ used the rebuilding of Friar Park, the broken-down nunnery that he restored as his family home, as a metaphor for how he had to rebuild his life after the Beatles broke up and his marriage to Patti[e] ended. The song has a brilliant lyric and musical structure. George also brought both a very confident spiritual dimension and a knowledge of world music to pop music that it had never had previously. Things like that take guts and an inner will.” - Russ Titelman, Billboard (June 22, 1996) “It’s important to remember that while everything else around you changes, the soul within remains the same; you have to constantly remember that and fight for the right to be happy.” - George Harrison, Rolling Stone (April 19, 1979)

"[Extra Texture] was a grubby album in a way. The product left a lot to be desired, as did my performance. I was in a real down place. Some songs I like, but in retrospect I wasn’t very happy about it. ‘Grey Cloudy Lies’ described clouds of gloom that used to come down on me. A difficulty I had. I’ve found over the years that I’m more able to keep them away, and am quite a happy person now." - George Harrison, Musician (November 1987) "Three tracks on Extra Texture cover the same lyrical terrain as ‘Simply Shady’ on the previous album Dark Horse. ‘Grey Cloudy Lies,’ George confided, ‘was in the naughty period, 1973-74. It’s one of those depressing four o’clock in the morning songs.’ ‘World Of Stone’ speaks for itself: ‘Wise men you won’t be, To follow the likes of me.’ ‘He was being very hard on himself at that time,’ Olivia reflects. ‘“Tired Of Midnight Blue” — he talked about that particular night we went out. He said, “You go into the back stage area and then there’s another room — the back, back room… and then you wish you’d stayed home.” But I like that song. Leon Russell came to play the piano part and it was great. They played it all night long and I think I was asleep in the couch in the studio. At the end of the night, Leon said, “I knew you were going to use the first take.”’" - Extra Texture 2014 remaster sleeve notes "[George] was a very private person; it was difficult to talk to him about feelings. But when he wrote a song, it all came out. I used to tell him: ‘I don’t know how you can write something like that.’ He was like an open door — and like a door that’s locked." - Olivia Harrison, translated from Frankfurter Allgemeine Zeitung (2011)

Bob Spitz the beatles biography

John Lennon, George Harrison filming Help!, Bahamas (1965) Photographer: Henry Grossman

George Harrison at the Beatles Press Conference in Cleveland, OH, 1964

if it is the same person i think that person has some insane sleep problems, but honestly maybe it could be 🤔🤔

Lynnarrison clothes sharing woohoo

Paul McCartney, George Harrison performing at Cow Palace, San Francisco (1965)

Tom Petty in an interview about George [x] // Mark Seliger shares an anecdote about George where he quoted Tangled Up in Blue [x] // Jim Keltner talking about the Traveling Wilburys in an interview about Bob Dylan [x]//Olivia Harrison in the introduction of the extended version of I Me Mine//Bob Dylan interview for Rolling Stone, january 26, 1978 [x]