Dark Sweet Lady

Album: George Harrison (1979)
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Songfacts®:

  • Harrison wrote this about his second wife, Olivia, who is Mexican-American. It shows that he found someone he really loved and cared for. The couple were together until George's death in 2001. >>>
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    Jude - Los Angeles, CA

Comments: 7

  • Bela Bartok from Kyotodefinitely about LSD. a dark sweet lady? how do you even picture that?
  • Elsa from Los Angeles, CaBeautiful song.
  • Wouter from Den Haag, NetherlandsThe initials of the song are LSD in reverse.
  • Sophie from San Jose, CaIt's on the George Harrison album
  • Calum from Edinburgh, ScotlandIs this on an album of George's? I don't think I know this one
  • Niki from Chicago, IlI like this song too. I think George and Patti looked really cute together but it's not about looks. Im hapy he went with Olivia because they had a son together!!!! And he looks just like George!!
  • Sadie from Pendleton, OrSUCH a beautiful song! I'm happy for George that he found Olivia. I think she was a lot better for him than Patti Boyd. And I just think is one of my favourite songs by him...though it is hard to pick.
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