I've Got A Feeling
The Beatles · Let It Be (Remastered) [2009]
Oh, yeah, that's right
I've got a feeling, a feeling I can't hide, oh no no
oh no, oh no
Yeah, yeah
I've got a feeling, yeah
Oh please believe me, I'd hate to miss the train
Oh yeah yeah oh yeah
And if you leave me, I won't be late again
oh no, oh no, oh no
yeah, yeah
I've got a feeling, yeah
I've got a feeling
All these years I've been wandering around
wondering how come nobody told me
All that I was looking for was somebody
who looked like you
I've got a feeling that keeps me on my toes
oh yeah, oh yeah
I've got a feeling that everybody knows
oh yeah, oh yeah, oh yeah
yeah, yeah
I've got a feeling, yeah
Yeah
Everybody had a hard year
Everybody had a good time
Everybody had a wet dream
Everybody saw the sun shine
Oh yeah (oh yeah), oh yeah, oh yeah
Everybody had a good year
Everybody let their hair down
Everybody pulled their socks up (yeah)
Everybody put their foot down
oh yeah
Everybody had a good year
Everybody had a hard time
Everybody had a wet dream
Everybody saw the sun shine
Everybody had a good year
Everybody let their hair down
Everybody pulled their socks up
Everybody put their foot down
oh yeah
I've got a feeling
I've got a feeling
I've got a feeling, yeah
About I've Got A Feeling
"I've Got A Feeling" is a poignant track from The Beatles' final studio album, Let It Be, released in 1970. Recorded during the band's last sessions in London, the song reflects the group's evolving sound as they moved away from their earlier pop structures toward a more introspective and spiritual direction. The lyrics, penned by Paul McCartney, express a sense of impending change and the uncertainty of the future, themes that resonated deeply with listeners at the time and remain relevant today. Musically, the recording features a distinctive arrangement that blends orchestral elements with the band's signature guitar work, creating a lush atmosphere that contrasts with the raw energy of their earlier live performances. As part of the Let It Be catalogue, this track stands as a testament to the band's artistic maturity and their willingness to experiment with new textures and emotional depths in their final years. It remains a cherished piece of their discography, capturing a specific moment in music history where The Beatles were redefining the boundaries of rock and pop.