That Means A Lot
The Beatles · As It Happened: Classics Interviews [2000]
won't mean a lot
And you know that your love
is all you've got
At times things are so fine
and at times they're not
But when she says she loves you,
that means a lot
A friend says that a love
is never true
And you know that this
don't apply on you
A touch can mean so much
when it's all you've got
When she says she loves you
that means a lot
Love can be deep inside,
love can be suicide
Can't you see you can't hide
what you feel when it's real
A friend says that your love
won't mean a lot
And you know that your love
is all you've got
A touch can mean so much
when it's all you've got
When she says she loves you
that means a lot
Can't you see, yeah
Can't you see, yeah
Can't you see, yeah
Can't you see, yeah
Can't you see, yeah
Can't you see, yeah
Can't you see, yeah
Can't you see, yeah
That Means A Lot
Released on the 2000 compilation As It Happened: Classics Interviews, this track features The Beatles performing a rare live rendition of 'That Means A Lot.' Originally recorded in 1964 during their early career, the song showcases the band's energetic stage presence and polished vocal harmonies characteristic of their mid-60s era. The recording captures the group's dynamic interplay, with John Lennon delivering the lead vocals while the rest of the lineup provides tight support. As part of their extensive discography, this performance highlights the band's ability to adapt studio material for live settings, offering fans a glimpse into their improvisational skills and audience engagement during their historic tours. The track remains a significant example of The Beatles' live repertoire from this pivotal period in rock history.