7 Deadly Sins
George Harrison · Other Songs - George Harrison
That's how the world begins
Watch out when you step in
For seven deadly sins
Seven deadly sins
That's when the fun begins
(seven deadly sins)
(sin number one) was when you left me
(sin number two) you said goodbye
(sin number three) was when you told me a little white lie
Seven deadly sins
Once it starts, it never ends (seven deadly sins)
Watch out aroung the bend (seven deadly sins)
A seven deadly sins (seven deadly sins)
(sin number four) was when you looked my way
(sin number five) was when you smiled
(sin number six) was when you let me stay
Sin number seven was when you touched me and told me why
Seven deadly sins
So many rules to bend
Time and time again
Seven deadly sins
Seven deadly sins
(seven deadly sins)
(seven deadly sins)
(seven deadly sins)
Seven deadly sins
That's how the world begins (seven deadly sins)
Watch out when you step in (seven deadly sins)
For seven deadly sins
Seven (seven) seven (seven) seven (seven) seven (deadly sins)
7 Deadly Sins
George Harrison's "7 Deadly Sins" stands as a vibrant example of his post-Beatles exploration into spiritual themes and eclectic instrumentation. Recorded during the mid-1970s, the track reflects Harrison's enduring fascination with Eastern philosophy and his ability to weave complex lyrical concepts into accessible rock arrangements. The song showcases his signature guitar work and melodic sensibility, hallmarks that defined his solo career following the dissolution of the Fab Four. While often overshadowed by his more famous singles, this recording highlights the depth of his catalog and his willingness to experiment with rhythm and texture. It remains a testament to Harrison's unique voice within the rock genre, offering listeners a glimpse into his creative process during a prolific period of his life.