This Whole World
Beach Boys · Other Songs - Beach Boys
I'm thinking about a-this whole world
Late at night I think about the love of this whole world
Lots of different people everywhere
And when I go anywhere I see love I see love I see love
When girls get mad at boys and go
Many times they're just putting on a show
But when they leave you wait alone
You are there like everywhere like everyone you see
Happy cause your living and your free
Now here comes another day for your love
(I'm thinking about a-this whole world)
(A-this whole world)
Love
Woo oo oo oo ooo ooo oo oo
(Woo oo oo oo ooo ooo oo oo)
Aummmmm wooo wooooo bop didit
Late at night I think about the love of this whole world
(This whole world)
Oomm dot dit it
Oomm dot dit it
Oomm dot dit it
Late at night I think about the love of this whole world
Lots of different people everywhere
And when I go anywhere I see love I see love I see love
When girls get mad at boys and go
Many times they're just putting on a show
But when they leave you wait alone
You are there like everywhere like everyone you see
Happy cause your living and your free
Now here comes another day for your love
(I'm thinking about a-this whole world)
(A-this whole world)
Love
Woo oo oo oo ooo ooo oo oo
(Woo oo oo oo ooo ooo oo oo)
Aummmmm wooo wooooo bop didit
Late at night I think about the love of this whole world
(This whole world)
Oomm dot dit it
Oomm dot dit it
Oomm dot dit it
This Whole World - Beach Boys
Released in 1965, "This Whole World" stands as a quintessential example of the Beach Boys' mid-60s pop-rock sound, characterized by lush harmonies and intricate arrangements. The track exemplifies the band's signature style, blending melodic pop sensibilities with the complex vocal layering that defined their discography during this era. While often associated with their broader catalog of beach-themed and romantic ballads, the song captures the optimistic, youthful energy typical of their work in the mid-1960s. It remains a staple of their live performances and a significant part of their enduring legacy in American music history.