Something
Jazz and Beatles Lyrics

The Beatles’ classic "Something" is a love song that’s stood the test of time since its release in 1969. The song is equally uplifting as it is heartbreaking, with its beautifully crafted lyrics describing the captivating and alluring qualities of a woman. The opening line “Something in the way she moves” expresses the singer's fascination with a particular person, and how they have a magnetic pull that’s unlike any other love he’s had before. It's an unconditional love that he's willing to hold onto, despite not being able to explain why he feels that way.

The next verse begins with "Somewhere in her smile she knows," indicating that she has an awareness of the effect she has on the singer. The admiration is intensified by her style and how it reflects her personality, making her stand out in his eyes. The song's refrain "You know I believe and how" emphasizes how deep the connection between the two lovers is, there's a sense of loyalty and commitment in the statement. This is amplified in the bridge as the singer admits that he's unsure of what the future holds, but he's willing to stay by her side in hopes that the love will grow.

The final verse, "Something in the way she knows, and all I have to do is think of her, something in the things she shows me," again highlights the singer's captivation with this woman. He's drawn to everything about her, from the way she moves, to the way she smiles, and how she presents herself. The song's subtle yet powerful lyrics come together to create a beautiful love story that has captured hearts for generations.