Unknown Delight
George Harrison · Gone Troppo [1982]
Like the morning's early light, you freshen all around
And with all the love you bring unknown delight
All the love you bring unknown delight
Sweetest innocence and free, God has given you the key
To the hearts of everyone, that comes in sight of you
And with all the love you bring unknown delight
All the love you bring unknown delight
All the love you bring unknown delight
Who have eyes will clearly see and no one could disagree
A treasure of the world, a child, watching it grow
And with all the love will bring unknown delight
All the love you bring unknown delight, unknown delight
All the love you bring unknown delight
All the love you bring unknown delight
All the love you bring unknown delight, unknown delight
All the love you bring unknown delight
Unknown Delight
George Harrison's 'Unknown Delight,' recorded for the 1982 compilation Gone Troppo, stands as a testament to his enduring musical versatility beyond his primary association with The Beatles. While often celebrated for his work with the Fab Four, Harrison maintained a prolific solo career characterized by eclectic influences ranging from Indian classical music to rock and soul. This track exemplifies his ability to craft intimate, melodic compositions that reflect his personal artistic evolution during the early 1980s. As part of a collection of outtakes and rare recordings, the song highlights his continued dedication to songwriting and performance, offering listeners a glimpse into the creative process that defined his later years. The piece remains a significant addition to his discography, showcasing the depth and nuance of his solo contributions to popular music.