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Add Your New Review About The Song The Reviews about I've Got A Feeling (page 1/1) ------ performed by The Beatles Little | Reviewer: Ilham | 11/1/09 Correction: John said "everybody 'got' a wet dream".not 'had' like above.actually i knew this song from BECK.japan comic.tell story 4 boys who have ambition to be a great band like beatles,rolling stones,queen,sex pistols,nirvana,etc.this song is absolutely amazing.paul!you're so rocknroll.luv your growl. hidden lyric | Reviewer: trickyelf | 12/7/08 Heard it clear as a bell in my headphones on a walk this morning, and verified at home on the stereo, but can't find any mention of this on the 'net, so check this out for yourself: On the Beatles Let it Be NAKED version of I've Got a Feeling, at 2:57, Paul says "I've got a feeling, I feel like getting high!" Again, it is clear as a bell, and he's screaming it at the top of his lungs. Never thought I'd hear something new in a Beatles track. -=Trickyelf> I've got a notion | Reviewer: kees bonhof | 8/24/08 Yes, this is one of the few songs were John and Paul really worked and also sang together, I find at least as beautiful as Hey Jude. The unifying force of love, what the song is about? All four are very together in this song, as in some others from Let it be. i agree | Reviewer: collabrat | 6/30/08 this is one of the more under rated songs. every time i hear this song i somehow picture them on top of the rooftop and lennon singing his bit with his hair blowing in the wind. the song gives me that feeling of anticipation that something good is about to come, and a positive attitude that won't go away.. does anyone else agree? or am i insane? One of the more underrated Beatles songs | Reviewer: Hugues | 12/28/07 'I've Got A Feeling,' created during the sessions that were initially shelved and ultimately resurrected as the LET IT BE album, was essentially a joining of two separate songs. John Lennon and Yoko Ono recorded 'Everybody Had a Hard Year,' as part of a short movie they made called 'Film # 6,' though the song was dropped from the film. It does appear, however, on the DVD "Lennon Legend." The song was ultimately merged as Lennon's counterpoint to McCartney's 'I've Got a Feeling' lyrics on the LET IT BE album - to good effect, actually, showing how even at that late stage, the two artists could collaborate harmonically and effectively. Add Your New Review About The Song