"Here Comes The Moon" is a song by George Harrison from his 1979 album "George Harrison". The lyrics depict the arrival and significance of the moon in various aspects of life. The song begins by expressing how people are preoccupied with their own lives and often fail to notice the beauty and influence of the moon. Despite this, the moon makes its presence known and cannot be ignored. The repetition of "Here comes the moon" emphasizes its inevitability and power. Harrison goes on to describe the effect of the full moon, how it stimulates and excites people, turning their heads and awakening their desires. The full moon is portrayed as a natural impulse that affects human behavior. The lyrics also touch upon the spiritual and metaphorical aspects of the moon. Harrison perceives the moon as a divine gift, reflecting the light from the sun and illuminating the dark sky. He suggests that the moon could be seen as a sibling to the sun or a nurturing parent to the stars. The song expresses admiration for the moon's ability to captivate and inspire. The arrival of a new moon is specifically mentioned, symbolizing the excitement and wonder that comes with new beginnings. Overall, "Here Comes The Moon" celebrates the moon as a powerful and enchanting force in nature, representing both the physical and metaphorical aspects of life.
