Whatever Gets You Through The Night

Yoko Ono · Other Songs - Yoko Ono

One, two, three, four!



Alright, alright



Whatever gets you through the night,

It salright, alright.

Bet your money or your life,

It's alright, alright.

Don't need a sword to cut through flowers,

Oh no, oh no.



Whatever gets you through your life

It's alright, alright.

Do it wrong, do it wrong, do it right,

It's alright, alright.

Don't need a watch to waste your time,

Oh no, oh no.



Listen, listen,

Hold me, darlin', come on listen to me,

I won't do you no harm.

Trust me, darlin', come on, listen to me,

Come on, listen to me,

Listen, listen, baby, listen.



Alright.



Whatever gets you to the light,

It's alright, it's alright.

Out the blue or out of sight,

It's alright, alright.

Don't need a gun to blow your mind,

Oh no, no, no.



No! no!



Listen,

Hold me, darlin', come on listen to me,

I won't do you no harm.

Trust me, darlin', come on, listen to me,

Come on, listen to me,

Listen to me, listen to me.



Alright.



Do right, do right, do right, do right, do right, do right.



-"stop! ....sounded pretty active."



One, two, three, four.....

About Whatever Gets You Through The Night

Yoko Ono's "Whatever Gets You Through The Night" stands as a poignant reflection on the human condition, capturing the universal struggle to endure difficult times through simple, grounding actions. Released during a period where her musical output often blended conceptual artistry with raw emotional expression, the track exemplifies her ability to distill complex feelings into accessible melodies. The song resonates with listeners seeking solace, mirroring themes found throughout her broader discography that prioritize introspection and social commentary over traditional pop structures. Its enduring appeal lies in its honest portrayal of resilience, serving as both a personal anthem and a collective reminder of the small victories that sustain us through darkness.