Don't Let Me Wait So Long
George Harrison · Other Songs - George Harrison
How I love you baby
So don't let me wait too long
How I love you baby
So don't let me wait too long
How I miss you baby
So don't let me wait too long
How I miss you baby
So don't let me wait too long
'Till you're here by my side
Now only you know how to dry up all
of those tears that I've cried
Here, with our love
Now only you know how to lay it down
like it came from above
You know it's you that I love
Now don't let me wait too long
Now don't let me wait too long
Now don't let me wait too long
Now don't let me wait too long
Till you're here by my side
Now only you know how to dry eye up
all of those tears that I've cried
Here with your love
Now only you know how to lay it there
like it came from above
You know that it's you that I love
So don't let me wait too long
So don't let me wait too long
How I miss you baby
So don't let me wait too long
How I miss you baby
So don't let me wait,
Don't let me wait,
Don't let me wait too long
Don't Let Me Wait So Long
George Harrison's "Don't Let Me Wait So Long" stands as a poignant solo recording that reflects his deepening exploration of personal themes outside the Beatles' shadow. Released in 1974, the track exemplifies Harrison's shift toward introspective songwriting, blending acoustic textures with a soulful delivery that resonates with the era's evolving rock landscape. As a standalone release, the song highlights his ability to craft intimate narratives about patience and emotional connection, drawing upon the melodic sensibilities that would later define his solo career. The recording captures a moment where Harrison's musical identity was firmly established yet still evolving, offering listeners a glimpse into his dedication to crafting meaningful, emotionally resonant music that transcended his earlier fame.