'Here Comes the Sun' (1969) is George Harrison's sunny ode to a new season, recorded for the Beatles' Abbey Road album. Harrison famously wrote it one morning at Eric Clapton’s house while avoiding a tedious business meeting at Apple Records. Its cheerful acoustic guitar, a playful Moog synthesizer hook, and lyrics celebrating the end of 'long, cold lonely winter' make it an uplifting classic. Decades on, the song’s popularity has soared – by the 2020s it was even named the Beatles' most-streamed song on Spotify, showing that its optimism still resonates worldwide.