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• Asil Nospmis from 2000 Miles From Nelra, UsaThe lyrics "I need somebody to love" and "I want somebody to love" from The Beatles seem suspiciously similar to The Jefferson Airplane's track "Somebody to Love". The Beatles actually could have stolen the song, as "Somebody to Love" was recorded in late 1965 and released in early 1966 by The Great Society. Also Jefferson Airplane released theirs before the Beatles finished writing
• AnonymousI'm surprised people think this is about drugs along with Lucy in the Sky with Diamonds and A Day in the Life! Also, the first line was about tomatoes?? How crazy! I love tomatoes but that would be weird. Anyways, I'm shocked this is about loneliness; I thought this was about friendship!
• Dianne from Sharpsburg GaI graduated high school in 1969 at the height of the Beatles But being a sheltered Baptist's preachers daughter didn't hear them til I got a transitor radio for my 16th birthday Then married a sweet talking son of a preacher man taught me all about rock and roll I love every Beatle song and video Now I am 69 and wild about bTS Light it up like dynamite
  Amen brother And Elvis got his moves Little Richard Jerry Lee Lewis from watching preachers I can relate to that Peace and Love to you all
• John from Tampa Bay, FlaIn 2014 during a "Ask Me Anything" session on Reddit.com, Beach Boys founder Brian Wilson stated that the song was his favorite from the Sgt. Pepper album "... because of Ringos performance and John Lennons chords and melody" http://bit.ly/2MaMWY5
• Barry from Sauquoit, NyOn September 10th 1978, the Beatles' "Sgt. Pepper's Lonely Hearts Club Band"/"With a Little Help from My Friends" {Medley} entered Billboard's Hot Top 100 chart at #87; two weeks later on September 24th it peaked at #71 {for 1 week} and stayed on the chart for 7 weeks...
  The week it was at #71 three other cover versions of Lennon/McCartney songs were also on the chart; "Oh! Darling" by Robin Gibb was at #16, "Come Together" by Aerosmith at #23, and "Got to Get You Into My Life" by Earth, Wind, & Fire was sitting at #34, plus Wings’ “London Town” was at #48 ...
  Also at the time the soundtrack album from the movie "Sgt. Pepper" was at #6 on Billboard's Top 200 Albums chart...
  And to top it off, two Beatles albums were on the Top 200; "Beatles 1967 - 1970" was at #75 and the "White Album" at #94.
• Barry from Sauquoit, NyOn January 31st 1988, the ABC-TV sitcom 'Wonder Years' premiered on national TV (it followed the Super Bowl; the Redskins defeated the Broncos, 42 to 10)...
  The series ran for six season with 115 episodes (Only Fred 'Kevin Arnold' Savage and Daniel 'the Narrator' Stern were in all 115 episodes)...
  Joe Cocker's covered version of "With A Little Help From My Friends" was the show's opening theme song; and on November 10th, 1968 it entered Billboard's Hot Top 100 chart for a six week stayed, peaking at #68...
  Mr. Cocker, born John Robert Cocker, will celebrated his 70th birthday in four months on May 20th (2014)...
  And Fred Savage turns 38 on July 9th (2014).
• Stephen from Everett, WaOh, also A horse with no name shouldnt be included in the list of the top 3 lead-ins, come on just because it connects? You could include every first song on every Moody Blues album. So, I'd like to remove that and add Speak to Me / Breathe - Pink Floyd, I'm sure there are many other note-worthy lead-ins. Sgt. Pepper is definitely a Great album, but I can't say it's their best. The Beatles have three eras that are very different from each other, defining their rapid growth over 6 years, so for me to pick my favorite albums, I'd have to pick 3. So early - Beatles VI (US), A Hard Day's Night (UK), Mid - Rubber Soul (particularly the US version), and Late - Abbey Road.
• Stephen from Everett, WaKeep in mind, English lingo is very different than the U.S. I believe, "I get high with a little help from my friends" is not referring to drugs, but the emotion. This has been done before. The song, It's only Love from the Rubber Soul album has the line, "I get high when I see you go by", which is impossible to be referring to drugs. So it's apparent that, in England, the term high is at least somewhat common to be associated with the emotion and not necessarily drugs. I also believe that with song lyrics, the meaning is, what it means to you. That's what makes it art.
• Deethewriter from Saint Petersburg, Russia Federation"With a Little Help From My Friends" is sung by drummer Ringo Starr under his Sgt. Pepper's alias Billy Shears—Shears is introduced at the end of the previous, album-opening track. The song, which was written with Starr's limited vocal range (in comparison to Lennon or McCartney) in mind, is sung as a sort of conversation in parts, with the rest of the band responding to Ringo's lines. Strangely, the original version of "With a Little Help From My Friends” is not one of the three interpretations of the song to be a #1 single. [Q's Quintessential Albums]
• David from Youngstown, OhJoe Cocker's version is better, but both are great. This is probably Paul's best work playing the bass. It holds the entire song together in addition to being super funky.
• Noel from Macon, GaChloe from st. louis
  i am in 8th grade too, and i think the beatles are awesome. but no one else in my grade thinks so. they just like to listen to the modern rap bulls**it
• Renan from Lima, PeruSimon, from Chattanooga , TN, in a very bigoted way said:
  «Never shall i tolerate someone speaking out against this album, or the Beatles...that sort of person has not listened to their awe-inspiring creations. Strawberry Fields Forever!»
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  I understand most of Beatles fanatics would react like this. But many of them after having searched, and researched, and looked deep into the facts; have opened the eyes and, hat in hand, accepted we were wrong all this time. Please, read this well: the Beatles were part of a massive mind-control conspiracy that is still threatening freedom and democracy. Yes, of course, the official media say that John and Paul were the masterminds behind this "awe-inspiring creations". But that's not true. People, Theodor Adorno was the creator of the Beatles together with Brian Epstein under the supervision of the infamous Tavistock Institute of Mind Control. And the new Social Scientist from Tavistock have done this since then, time after time. Please, open your eyes, we don't want our children to be kept in captivity. We¡ve had enough of this mind-controllers. And, for the records, "Strawberry fields" are used in Asia to cover the opium fields. Lennon and Paul knew this. They learned it from their master Adorno. I'm sorry but this is all true. Unfortunately! But we can fight back. They cannot defeat the power of the people. We need to wake up!
• George from Belleville, NjThis is one of the greatest pop rock songs of all time.An incredibly catchy song.Everything about it stands out.The beat,the melody,the lyrics,the bass playing which was phenomonal,and even the singing.Sorry to disagree with those Joe Cocker fan,but the Beatles have the best version.You can't beat the original.
• Rick from Belfast, MeUpdate about top lead-in songs....Sgt Pepper/With A Little Help From My Friends.....We Will Rock You/We Are The Champions....Aquarius/Let The Sun Shine In.....Horse With No Name/I Need You
• Rick from Belfast, MeThe top 3 lead in songs from rock album history.....a lead in song being one that has a second song that starts playing on an album without a pause in between it and the first song....We will Rock You/We are The Champions...A Horse With No Name...Sgt. Pepper/With A little Help From My Friends....I think you can rate for yourself which is the best. I read that when the Sgt. Pepper album first came out, people were doing flips and cartwheels while listening to the music...
• Fgdfs from Whittleton, KyClearly the line "I get high with a little help from my friends." is referring to drugs, and if you deny it you're just lying to yourself.
  
  That said however, the song itself is /not/ about drugs. It's just one verse in it that is a nod to drugs, which indeed had an influence in the Beatles recording atmosphere.
• Bruce from Nowhere, ArgentinaPeople, the line "I get high with a little help from my friends" simply means that he gets high (by smoking dope) with a little help from the other 3 beatles whom he would get the weed from.
  
  They all smoked dope and got high from it with a little help from eachother
  
  Period. Because life is about Sex, Drugs, and Rock n Roll.
• K from Nowhere, OnSome things are oversimlpified or overexaggerated. "I get high with a little help from my friends" means that your friends can cheer you up. Hasn't anybody heard someone say they're so happy they're higher than the clouds?
• Mike from Highland Park, IlReading some of these posts...are you serious? Granted, a lot of Beatles songs are mistakenly assumed to be drug-related, but c'mon, the line "I get high with a little help from my friends" well that's pretty obvious. Do you know how many lifelong friendships are solidified through the simple passing of a joint? Don't demonize it, it's a beautiful thing.
• Chloe from St. Louis, Moi forgot to mention in my first post- the 'what do i do when my love is away?- are you sad because you're on your own?' part is not about drugs or sex or whatever the hell you people want to make it. its simply them saying 'we dont need to waste our time with romance, we have our friends'. STOP OVER ANALYZING!
• Chloe from St. Louis, Mowhats up with the "drug" thing, people?! this song is incredibly simple- we love our friends. we get by with our friends. they make us feel high, and without them we'd be screwed. im in eighth grade, and my entire class is obsessed with this song; its our 'theme song', if you will. its on the back of our class sweatshirts, we randomly start singing it constantly. NOT DRUGS!
• Joel from Columbia, ScOkay people time for a history lesson. The Beatles were smoking weed and dropping acid like there was no tomorrow (John Lennon admited this in his autobiography). The lines about getting high with a little help from their friends was a drug reference. You can deny it all you want but the truth is out there and so there...
• Barry from New York, NcThis one was really a McCartney compostion, with some Lennon contributions.
• Mgc from Mgc, AfghanistanWhat would you think if I sang out of tune, (if i would lie to you,)
  Would you stand up and walk out on me. (you'll stop trusting me)
  Lend me your ears and I'll sing you a song, (so listen up, i've got something important to say)
  And I'll try not to sing out of key. (and i'll try to make it as truthfull as possible)
  Oh I get by with a little help from my friends,
  I get high with a little help from my friends,
  Oh I'm gonna try with a little help from my friends. (we need a double to be able to continue the fight)
  
  What do I do when my love is away. (what do we do now we lost paul?)
  (Does it worry you to be alone) (can we continue without him?)
  How do I feel by the end of the day (we must continue the cause)
  (Are you sad because you're on your own) (but we cant do it without paul)
  
  Do you need anybody? (but who should replace him?)
  I need somebody to love. (i need some1 who cares)
  Could it be anybody? (would anyone do?)
  I want somebody to love. (no, a specific person)
  
  Would you believe in a love at first sight? (do you believe in destiny?)
  Yes I'm certain that it happens all the time.
  What do you see when you turn out the light? (what's hiding in the dark?)
  I can't tell you, but I know it's mine. (i'm not at liberty to say but i know it's now mine to deal with)
• Brandon from Miami, Flmy fav part of this song is when they sing- "What do you see when you turn off the lights?" and Ringo answers "I cant tell you but i know its mine" i love it lol i love the beatles and this is a huge sexual reference, but its awesome
• Lane from Shelbyville, TnOkay I think get high is like getting high on happiness or joy have you ever been with your friends and just been s happy you just burst out laughing and cant stop I mean thats like getting high on friendship.
• Lane from Shelbyville, TnOkay I think get high is like getting high on happiness or joy have you ever been with your friends and just been s happy you just burst out laughing and cant stop I mean thats like getting high on friendship.
• Mitchell from Adelaide, Australia I think this original would sell to teenagers today if you were to remarket it. But Joe Cockers was ridiculously better, his musical personality captured the song.
  
  Anyway since there isn't much interpretation here, I think I'll say something.
  
  First thing is first, the interpretation is really obvious, if you look for stupid things like drugs or masturbation or whatever when interpreting songs you're going to end up like Charles Manson and think Helter Skelter is about a race war.
  
  In conclusion this song is simply a lonely guy (like me, but with friends) who gets high and stuff to forget about his loneliness with friends, its about forgetting about loneliness, his friends help him by either giving him drugs or making him happy.
  
  
• Jude from Toronto, Qcthe bigging of this song always fools me because it doesn't sound like the rest of the song.
• Ozzy from Fresno, CaI wish ringo sung more of their songs his woice is so..different
• Katherine from Orlando, Flits not all about drugs. Its about how much fun he had fun with them. My friendships don't have to do with drugs.... but i get high with a little help from my friends =]
• Peter Griffin from Quahog, RiOh sure, the word "friends" is always a drug reference in songs. Guess that means this song is about drugs, and a Led Zeppelin song called "Friends" is entirely about drugs.
• Lucy from Philly, Paits funny how people think joe cocker "butchered it" when the beatles themseleves appriciated his interpretation better and praised him for his version
• Simon from Chattanooga , TnSgt. Pepper's Lonely Hearts Club Band has been on the record sales for forty years now. It still remains as one of the most powerful, influential and incredible albums ever to be realeased. Never shall i tolerate someone speaking out against this album, or the Beatles...that sort of person has not listened to their awe-inspiring creations. Strawberry Fields Forever!
• Krissy from Boston, MaI love this song. I saw a really cute yellow shirt at Virgin Megastore in NY and on the front it said I Get High and on the back it said With A Little Help From My Friends. I aslo saw a blue one with the Sgt. Pepper drum on it.
• Fracken from Sydney, AustraliaListen to the song: The rest of the band play totally straight, on the beat, and it's only Paul's bass playing and the melody line that gives it the feel. Amazing.
• Janey from Swansea, WalesConsider also how they sing the "Mmmh, I get by..." in such a double-meaning way. It's a "high" of a different kind. The early Beatles has lots of naughty juvenile stuff in it. (Whoops, double-post, sorry.)
• Janey from Swansea, WalesIts about a lonely young guy without a girlfriend alone in his bedroom. The friends are the fingers of his right hand. He gets high because they help him get by with a badfinger boogie. The first verse was only added to make sense in the context of Sgt. Pepper's Band. It has nothing to do with drugs, but obviously the Beatles couldn't explain what it really is about. Now look at all verses (except the first one) and all the words will make sense. Sorry to disappoint everyone.
• Krista from Elyria, OhI wish Ringo sang more on Sgt. Pepper's! :(. I LOVE THE SONG! :) ps. who's Billy Shears? I'm too lazy to read the facts. LOL
• Renee from SaskatoonIn Saskatchewan, there is an 18 hour telethon every year, called Telemiracle, with a bunch of Canadian National and local musicians and performers. At the end of every broadcast, they end by singing Oh Canada and this song, periodically stopping to check the new totals before they go off the air. It's a great moment, real tear jerker type stuff.
• Cadgbd from Washington, DcOn second thought, with respect to Joe Cocker, I have been playing the song and it is indeed difficult to play the pith of the melody without adding extra notes, making it sound kind of jazzed-up. The melody is deceptively simple, it takes talent to play it as purely and simply as the Beatles, something I didn't appreciate until I tried it myself.
  
  The lyric: "I want somebody to love" clearly indicates a person, not a drug. In fact it could be interpreted to diminish drugs, because after all, he gets "high with a little help from" friends, regardless if they have a stash to share.
  
  
• Cadgbd from Washington, Dc"I get bi with a little help..." a homosexual reference maybe? I doubt it though.
  
  "I get high..." I agree with Tim from Washington, DC, that it is ambiguous, could mean sharing a joint or friendship. Just enjoy the music; but lyrics do matter, because lyrics can ruin the song for someone who finds them objectionable.
  
  And so what if it is about drugs? The song will always speak to me about human relationships, no matter. It cuts both ways.
  
  Finally, I prefer the Beatles simple, authentic version to Joe Cocker's rendition, which is too brash and loud and he jazzes up the singing too much. I do feel that he butchered the song, but so what, other people like it, and the world spins 'round.
  
  The uncomplicated delivery of the melody by the Beatles beautifully reflects simple emotions that we all feel. Thank you Beatles.
• Amay from Edison, NjThe lyrics basically say it all. This is a fun, light, sort of cute song that is about the reafirmation of the friends in your life. Cocker over sang it, and killed it completely.
• Paul Marlo from Perththe beatles believed that joe cockers version was better
• Stefanie from Rock Hill, ScI mean it's possible that it could have drug influences as far as the words are concerned, but this one isn't a drug song though.
  
• Brandon from Fort Walton Beach, FlSeth, I'm originally from Fairhope also. Unexpected place to find another person from Fairhope. Anyways, this is a great, great song. As is the whole album.
• Jon from Oakridge, OrJake, O-town, CA- Cockers's version reaching #1 doesn't mean one d@mn thing. Like I said before, Britney Spears and N'sync topped the charts for a while to; what the hell does that say? Don't get me wrong though, I think Joe Cocker's version is better than mediocre BUT, non-comparison to The Beatles.
• Michelle from X, PaThe friends are definately people and it's not about drugs at all! It's a beautiful and inspirational song, so people should just drop all the unfounded suspicions about drugs and enjoy it. I love this song.
• Seth from Fairhope, AlI think that the friends are people. But I also think they are getting/giving him drugs... Drugs are a way to forget about your lovesickness after all... And on top of that, "I get high with a little help from my friends"... Don't fool yourself into thinking that his friends get him high through their awesome personalities... Come on let's be honest, but all beatles songs aren't about drugs.
• Christianne from Guam, United StatesWas that George singing the lines, "Does it worry you to be alone?" and "are you sad because you're on your own?" I like The Beatles' version better, obviously. Joe Cocker's sounded too hippyish; Kinda dragged out.
• Bram from Zoetermeer, NetherlandsThis song is a bit more Paul than John, but a very good one. The melody and chords are very nice together. It has nothing to do with drugs.
• Stefanie from Rock Hill, ScI agree about the different versions of this song Steve. Another example I would lke to give is that of Bob Dylan's and Jimi Hendrix's versions of "All Along the Watch Tower" and Odis Reddings and Aretha Franklin's versions of "Respect." The original and cover versions are different, and all great, in both cases. It also works in the case of "I Can't Get No Satisfaction" as done by the Stones and by Odis Redding.
• Stefanie from Rock Hill, ScNot every beatles song is about drugs guys!! This one doesn't seem to be about drugs either. What's the big deal? Even peop;le think "Hey Jude" is about drugs! Nixon was against the counter-culture and Spiro Agnew was extremely conservative anyway, just because he said it was about drugs, doesn't mean it's about drugs. I don't care if he was the Vice-President. Plus, John Lennon wrote the song, and said it wasn't about drugs.
• Mel from South Australia, Australiawhether or not the song is about drugs, you dont need drugs to get 'high', i have been 'high' on many occasions and ive never taken drugs... i though ringo sung 'would you stand up and walk out on me' not 'would you stand up and throw tomatoes at me'?! or did they change it...
  
  and by the way, joe cockers version was AWFUL its the worst remake of a song i have ever heard and i scream whenever i hear it because it is so horrible...i hate people who MUTILATE great songs...
• Joe from Lethbridge, CanadaIf two such respected Beatles aficionados as Nixon's former vice-president Agnew and Bob from Amarillo say it's about drugs, then I'm afraid, good people, that we must humble ourselves and accept the fact that we've been wrong all these years. So just remember, from now on, when you hear the word "friends" in a song it means drugs. Friend = drugs. If anyone's keeping score, I think the total is now 187 Beatles songs about drugs.
• Steve from Midland, MiLove It.
  Great Song.
  need I say more??
  The lyrics really spoke to me...I guess
• Steve from Fenton, MoI don't think this song would have been as good if Ringo hadn't sung lead. If anyone ever wondered why the Beatles broke up, but the Rolling Stones didn't, it's as simple as this. All four of the Beatles could sing. In the Stones, only Mick could sing. The Rolling Stones had no choice but to stay with Mick, unless they wanted to play backup to someone else. And why would they want that? Joe Cocker's version is awesome, but so is the Beatles version. The two versions are so different, it's like two different songs. But both are great. Same with Elvis' Hound Dog and the blues version of Hound Dog, and the two different versions of Layla by Clapton.
• Christina from Nor*cal, CaI just found out Ringo sang this. I love Ringo, but not in a wierd way. i just think he's adorable since he wrote some of my favorite songs and since was like the "goofy" guy in the Beatles.
  
  And getting high with help from my friends, you can it's possible as a silly person with silly friends how can u not get "high" without them through laughter.
• Leya Qwest from Anchorage, AkSergio Mendes & Brasil 66 had a super hit with their own interpretation of this song around the same time that Cocker had with his. The small combo's touch of light jazz, bossa nova and rich vocal harmonies in WALHFMF continues to make for pleasant listening among New Millinnium worldbeat listeners as it did for the Age of Aquarius pop music enthusiasts. Instead of blowing you away like The Fab Four and Joe do, Mendes gently massages your soul with his cover tune. Suave is cool!
• Tim from Washington, DcI agree that the "friends" are likely not drugs. They're PEOPLE friends... friends who helped him get high. Maybe they shared a joint or something; maybe not. It's an ambiguous statement and, like all great songs, is left to the interpretation of the listener. No doubt Paul and John were aware of its ambiguity as well. Hell, it's just one line after all.
• Mauricio from Hanford, CaIf the "friends" are drugs, then I've never had friends. I mean, come on now, drugs?...
• Ryan from Brentwood, CaI love the voice Ringo has. Its even better in Octopus's Garden > I'd like to be under the sea!
• Lee from Clearwater, Fl This is in a tie for first place of all mid to late Beatles songs. Ringo's voice, the originality of the tune, and the originality of the concept,words,ideas, music, are just unparalled. The music, the instruments lend so much to the song. I never get tired of hearing it. Hey, if a few folks had a good time smoking up and listening to it, so what. It's like the to two old ladies in Oregon who cant sleep because somewhere, somebody is having a good time.
• Stefanie Magura from Rock Hill, ScThe Beatles version is better, but give Joe cocker a break! he made the song in a way that suited him well. And also, just because a song has the word high, doesn't mean it's about drugs. Personally, i don't think this one's about drugs. And that's awesome that Jimmy Page played lead on Joe Cocker's version!
• Matt from Millbrae, Cahaha my mom said she sung this at her high school graduation with all her classmates how great "i can get high with a little help from my friends"
• Zereh from Winter Haven, FlJoe Cocker's version of this song blows any other completely out of the water. He envokes the spirit of the lyrics with his vocals; smooth and polished misses the whole point!
  
  It's not every often that someone can take a classic and rework into something better then the original. JC's version of this song at Woodstock is an incredible thing.
  
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• Tim from Dalton, MaJoe Cocker's version is horrible in my opinion, I like the Beatles version a lot better, GREAT SONG ON A GREAT ALBUM
• Nick from Solvang, CaWhy do you people care if its about drugs or not? just enjoy the music.
• James from Tewkesbury, Englandthe "freinds"are drugs he says i get by withh a little help from my freinds.
  - bob, Amarillo, TX
  
  Well durrrrrrr
• Ross from Independence, MoJoe Cocker is just singing the song how it was meant to be sung
• Bob from Amarillo, Txthe "freinds"are drugs he says i get by withh a little help from my freinds.
• Dani from Winnipeg, Canadathis song is sooo good.
• Sammy from New York, NyI am an avid hater of joe cocker because he butchered such an excellent Beatles song. Lastly, Ringo is absolutely amazing. He didn't have the best voice, but that was part of the charm; his style of singing represented every man, so all can relate. Kudos to McCartney as well for writing the song.
• Jordan from Renton, WaIf it isn't about drugs, what is it about?
• Rich from Birmingham Uk, EnglandMccartney wrote this one, Lennon Lennon came up with "what do you see when you turn out the light". This song also blew Brian Wilsons mind.
• Jake from O-town, Cait was written by mccartney and lennon and lets not hate on Joe Cockers versions people...he did take it to #1
• Josh from Plainview, NyI also think the Beatles version is much better. Joe Cocker's iskind of annoying
• Criag from Lake City, MnI can't stand the joe cocker version, and i really dont like how he practically gets the credit for writing the song. the beatles version is far supirior.
• Sam from Cleveland, OhHe sounds like sandpaper...
  
  I think Ringo was singing this about his songwriting, he got help from his freinds...
• Mark from Ridgeland, Msyea, the joe cocker version isnt as good. its not as catchy. plus, in my own opinion, this song is a song that is supposed to make you feel good and pep you up. joe cocker screwed that up. his version is too mellow and slow
• Bob from Mt. Laurel, NjI don't like the Joe Cocker version. Too poppy. And the female vocals in the chorus just don't do it for me.
• Crystal from Lebanon, OhThere was a terrible cover of this song in the movie "The Lathe of Heaven." It's also a little theme at the end of the book.
• Natasha from Chico, CaYa,the Beatles used drugs, yes, its true. They didn't try to hide it, so dont you think that if it was about drugs, they'd admit it? And ya, Sgt. Pepper is awesome!
• Osiel from Santiago, ChileI born in 1967 in may, the month of appears Sargent Peppers in Chile, my father buyed the album that day, really change the world... I still have the original...
• Spencer from South Kingstown, Ri"Get high with a little help from my friends" is obviously just something he does with his friends, not what the whole song is about. And I agree with Lee, I thinnk it was their best album, and that this was one of the best songs on it.
• Catherine from Glasgow, EnglandHow can it be about drugs?
  Yeah, so it's got the word "high" in it but so what? doesn't mean the whole song's about bloody drugs!!!
• Catherine from Glasgow, EnglandAhhhhhh!! i never knew that about the Tomatoes!!
  bless him!!
• Adam from Beaver Falls, PaJimmy Page played lead guitar on Joe Cocker's version of this song.
• Kei from Salem, OrJoe Cocker's version was used as the theme song for the popular American coming-of-age comedy/drama TV series The Wonder Years.
• Lee from Durham, NcThis album changed the beatles forever. they came from a pop group in the british invasion to a classic pshychedelic rock band. The album was so different and genious that it was their greatest album of all

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