Beatles: Because Meaning

Song Released: 1969

Because Lyrics

Aaaaaahhhhhh...
Because the world is round it turns me on
Because the world is round...aaaaaahhhhhh

Because the wind is high it blows my mind
Because the wind is high...aaaaaaaahhhh

Love is old, love is new
Love is all, love is...

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   anonymous

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   Apr 25th 2011 !⃝

   To me, this song means Love. Love and Beauty. It's that when you've got Love you see everything in the world with different eyes. You realize you're surrounded by things of incredible beauty. When the "love is old, love is new" part starts, it perfectly makes you feel for one second that inner fullness that you can only have when you're in love and you feel alive more than ever.

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   anonymous

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   Oct 2nd 2008 !⃝

   It is simply a song about the beauty and connection of the universe and the love we all interconnectively share

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   #3 top rated interpretation:
   Insight

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   Jul 7th 2008 !⃝

   This song is not about Yoko it's about you and me.
   "Love is all, love is new"
   "Love is all, love is you"
   It's sad that the Beatles tried so hard to make people understand what the world needed and all people see is the meaningless "Paul is dead" and "I am the Walrus" nonsense.
   Their message was "please don't be long", "come together", "we can change the world" ,"all you need is love".
4. anonymous

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   May 24th 2022 !⃝

   This is poetry and this is eternal,but two lines out of this poem really marked my life.Quote...." love is old,love is new " ...this is just fantastic and I just got to understand after so many years to ask me myself what that is mean.I can say as I give my explanation on these two lines Love is old...as the love we found for the very first time and through the yeas just dissappear, only to come back in the end only to fibally fulfill the happiness we long for our life, and at this final stage in our life finally....Love is new.
5. anonymous

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   Dec 9th 2017 !⃝

   This song is all the things he dug about nature. Might have had a slight buzz when he wrote this.
6. anonymous

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   Dec 9th 2017 !⃝

   This song is all the things he dug about nature. Might have had a slight buzz when he wrote this.
7. anonymous

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   Dec 9th 2017 !⃝

   This song is all the things he dug about nature. Might have had a slight buzz when he wrote this.
8. anonymous

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   Aug 7th 2015 !⃝

   Yoko had played Moonlight Sonata by Ludwig van Beethoven, and John told her to reverse the chords. She did. That is the background to "Because." The lyrics are about nature and taking in the beauty of it, which most people weren't really appreciating in '69. The Beatles wrote this as a "look at the world, it is completely just stunning. We should all embrace that beauty." Just my standpoint.
9. anonymous

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   Feb 11th 2015 !⃝

   While this song is pretty nuanced, there are some hints to help us understand its meaning. This song is about the fact that "there is nothing new under the Sun," and a person coming to terms with it.
   The first indication of this is the airiness of the vocals, combined with the specific placement of the word 'because' so that the phrases tie in to each other, i.e. "because the wind is high, it blows my mind, because the wind is high." The other indication of this is that all three verses cover an element of nature that doesn't change; the Earth, the wind and the sky are all here to stay. But how do we know the message isn't so straightforward? We know from the line "because the sky is blue, it makes me cry." This indicates that the speaker wants the sky to be another color, a common literary metaphor for one's hope for an alternate reality that is all but impossible. The repeated emphasis on causality provided by the repetition of the title cements this idea. The melody is rather melancholic, but as mentioned earlier, the song is not one-sided, and the chorus points to love as one of the constants we'd rather not change.
10. ana.pando1

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    Feb 19th 2012 !⃝

    "Because" is the reason and the result. The everything that makes all sense is the round form the begginning and the end connected. This is the main perfection.
    And how you , me and all are connected in this world as a organism, that's why we should love each other.
    The sadness makes us to question about everything.
11. anonymous

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    Nov 14th 2010 !⃝

    When i listen to because it reminds me of the Apocolypse, but with "Love is all love is you" It is saying don't give up hope, things that are terrible will happen but so will the good things and hopefully more good than bad.
12. sacredNight

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    Feb 19th 2010 !⃝

    Yoko was playing Moonlight Sonata forwards and backwards on the piano. John liked the way it sounded backwards and added lyrics to it for the same reason Insight said on his/her interpretation.

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13. anonymous

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    Feb 17th 2010 !⃝

    One day Yoko was playing a classical piece on the piano. Then John heard her play and said "Yoko can you play it backwards?" . He put lyrics on it and then it's history.
14. Revolution

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    Jul 15th 2009 !⃝

    It's an ACID trip folks, remember those days.

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15. anonymous

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    Apr 21st 2009 !⃝

    wow. this is a beautiful song. this isn't really an interpretation, as it is, just my opinion. well, i like how the instrumental makes you feel mysterious, and unfamiliar. yet, the vocals keep you comforted through the whole song. it's magnificent.
16. anonymous

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    Dec 12th 2007 !⃝

    The famous classical piece that was mentioned is Beethoven's "Moolight Sonata" which was being played by Yoko on the piano in the studio at the time. Lennon reversed the chords and "Because" was the result.
17. ledbeatles

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    Nov 4th 2006 !⃝

    This song is about yoko or influenced by her. And the melody is a classical piece bacwards
18. anonymous

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    Nov 4th 2006 !⃝

    Because is about Yoko. And the melody is a famous classical piece backwards.

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