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| − | '''Getting Better''' is a Beatles song about rebellion and personal growth. | + | '''"Getting Better"''' is a [[Beatles]] [[song]] about rebellion and personal growth. |
:I used to get mad at my school | :I used to get mad at my school | ||
:The teachers who taught me weren't cool | :The teachers who taught me weren't cool | ||
:You're holding me down, turning me round | :You're holding me down, turning me round | ||
| − | :Filling me up with your rules. [http://song-liriks.com/lk/lyrics/69/64/Sgt.%20Pepper's%20Lonely%20Hearts%20Club%20Band] | + | :Filling me up with your rules.<ref>[http://song-liriks.com/lk/lyrics/69/64/Sgt.%20Pepper's%20Lonely%20Hearts%20Club%20Band Song-liriks.com]</ref> |
The narrator of this thoughtful story talks about how an experience of love or possible a [[religious conversion]] turned him around. | The narrator of this thoughtful story talks about how an experience of love or possible a [[religious conversion]] turned him around. | ||
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:Me used to be a angry young man | :Me used to be a angry young man | ||
:Me hiding me head in the sand | :Me hiding me head in the sand | ||
| − | :You gave me the word | + | :You gave me [[the word]] |
:I finally heard | :I finally heard | ||
:I'm doing the best that I can. | :I'm doing the best that I can. | ||
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| + | ==Notes & References== | ||
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| + | [[Category:Beatles]] | ||
| + | [[Category:Beatles Songs]] | ||
Latest revision as of 16:13, June 27, 2016
"Getting Better" is a Beatles song about rebellion and personal growth.
- I used to get mad at my school
- The teachers who taught me weren't cool
- You're holding me down, turning me round
- Filling me up with your rules.[1]
The narrator of this thoughtful story talks about how an experience of love or possible a religious conversion turned him around.
- Me used to be a angry young man
- Me hiding me head in the sand
- You gave me the word
- I finally heard
- I'm doing the best that I can.