Well Well Well
John Lennon · Lennon - Signature Box [2010]
I took my loved one out to dinner
So we could get a bite to eat
And though we both had been much thinner
She looked so beautiful I could eat her
Well well well oh well well well well oh well
I took my loved one to a big field
So we could watch the english sky
We both were nervous feeling guilty
And neither one of us knew just why
Well well well oh well well well well oh well
Well well well oh well well well well oh well....
We sat and talked of revolution
Just like two liberals in the sun
We talked of womens liberation
And how the hell we could get things done
Well well well oh well well well oh well
I took my loved one to a big field
So we could catch the english sky
We both were nervous feeling guilty
And neither one of us knew just why
Well well well oh well well well oh well
Well well well oh well well well oh well....
Well Well Well
John Lennon's "Well Well Well" stands as a poignant song in his solo discography, reflecting his evolution as a songwriter beyond the Beatles era. Recorded for the "Lennon - Signature Box" compilation, the track exemplifies his signature blend of melancholic melody and introspective lyricism. The song captures a moment of quiet reflection, characteristic of Lennon's work in the late 1970s and early 1980s, where he frequently explored themes of personal struggle and emotional vulnerability. Its acoustic arrangement highlights his ability to craft intimate soundscapes that resonate with listeners seeking authenticity. As part of his broader catalog, "Well Well Well" demonstrates his continued relevance and artistic depth, offering a glimpse into the man behind the icon.