I've Got A Feeling

By John T. Marck

One of the better rock n' roll numbers of the "Let It Be" sessions, this song came about from two others. McCartney had an unfinished blues song titled "I've Got A Feeling," and Lennon was working on a ballad titled "Everybody Had A Hard Year." Combined together, it was the last song that Lennon & McCartney wrote as song writing partners.

I've got a feeling, a feeling deep inside,

oh yeah, oh, yeah, that's right

I've got a feeling, a feeling I can't hide,

oh no, no, oh no, oh no Yeah, yeah,

I've got a feeling, yeah Oh please believe me,

I'd hate to miss the train, Oh yeah, yeah, oh yeah

And if you leave me, I won't be late again, oh no, oh no, oh no

Yeah, yeah, I've got a feeling, yeah,

I've got a feeling All these years I've been wandering around, wondering how come nobody told me

All that I was looking for was somebody, who looked like you

I've got a feeling that keeps me on my toes, oh yeah, oh yeah

I've got a feeling, I think everybody knows,

oh yeah, oh yeah, oh yeah

Yeah, yeah, I've got a feeling,

yeah, yeah

Everybody had a hard year, everybody had a good time, everybody had a wet dream Everybody saw the sun shine,

oh yeah, oh yeah, oh yeah,

everybody had a good year Everybody let their hair down, everybody pulled their socks up, Everybody put their foot down,

oh yeah

Everybody had a good year, (I've got a feeling a feeling deep inside, oh yeah)

Everybody had a hard time, everybody had a wet dream (oh yeah)

Everybody saw the sun shine, (I've got a feeling, a feeling I can't hide, oh yeah)

Everybody had a good year, everybody let their hair down

Everybody pulled their socks up, everybody put their foot down,

oh yeah I've got a feeling, I've got a feeling,

I've got a feeling,

yeah

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