Come And Get It
The Beatles · Anthology (Part 3) [1996]
here it is,
come and get it.
Make your mind up fast.
If you want it
anytime I can give it
but you better hurry
'cos it may not last.
Did I hear you say
that there must be a catch
will you walk away
from a fool and his money
If you want it,
here it is,
come and get it,
but you better hurry
'cos it's going fast.
If you want it
here it is,
come and get it,
make your mind up fast.
If you want it
anytime I can give it,
but you'd better hurry
'cos it may not last.
Did I hear you say
that there must be a catch
will you walk away
from a fool and his money
Sonny, if you want it,
here it is,
come and get it
but you'd better hurry
'cos it's going fast.
You'd better hurry
'cos it's going fast.
Fool and his money.
Sonny, if you want it,
here it is,
come and get it,
but you'd better hurry
'cos it's going fast,
you'd better hurry
'cos it's going fast,
you'd better hurry
'cos it's going fast.
Come And Get It
Released as part of The Beatles' Anthology series, 'Come And Get It' stands as a rare studio recording featuring John Lennon and Paul McCartney singing in unison. The track captures the duo's collaborative chemistry, blending their distinct vocal styles into a cohesive harmony that highlights their shared musical vision. While often associated with the band's earlier pop-rock era, this recording reflects the enduring partnership between the two songwriters. The song's structure and melodic simplicity serve as a testament to their ability to craft memorable tunes that rely on emotional resonance rather than complex arrangements. As a studio composition rather than a live performance, it offers a glimpse into the meticulous production values of the late 1990s reissues, preserving the original energy of Lennon and McCartney's work for new audiences.