Love Comes To Everyone

George Harrison's 'Love Comes To Everyone' is a song that speaks to the universal human experience of seeking and finding love. The lyrics convey a message of hope and patience, suggesting that love is a journey that everyone will embark on at some point in their lives, regardless of the challenges they may face along the way. The opening lines, 'Go do it, Got to go through that door, There's no easy way out at all,' encourage listeners to take action and face the difficulties head-on, implying that love requires effort and cannot be avoided or escaped.

The song also touches on the feelings of those who may be experiencing a sense of despair or loneliness, as indicated by the lines 'For you who it always seems blue, It all comes, it never rains, But it pours.' Here, Harrison empathizes with the emotional downpours that can feel overwhelming, yet he reassures that these moments are temporary and that love will eventually find its way to everyone. The repetition of 'Still it only takes time' serves as a comforting reminder that patience is key, and that love's arrival is inevitable.

The bridge of the song delves into the spiritual or internal aspect of love, suggesting that within everyone's heart lies an unchanging and ageless part that is capable of love. This idea reinforces the notion that love is not just an external experience but also an intrinsic part of the human condition. The closing lines, 'It's so true it can happen to you all; there, Knock and it will open wide, And it only takes time,' encapsulate the song's core message: love is accessible to all who seek it, and with time, the doors to love will open.