What 'Got To Get You Into My Life' by The Beatles is Really About | ft. Bob Dylan

Released in 1966 on the legendary Revolver album, "Got To Get You Into My Life" is a an upbeat, Motown-inspired song written by Paul McCartney and recorded and performed by The Beatles.

Today on Lyristoric, we'll do a deep-dive lyrical analysis, line by line, while researching the history behind the period of time Paul wrote Got To Get You Into My Life to find out the hidden meaning behind its lyrics. Making an appearance in the presentation will be the legendary Bob Dylan, who's influence on The Beatles went a long way towards creating the circumstances behind the song's inspiration and meaning.

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[jayellingson]

As a teen with low self-esteem (some 40 yrs ago), I believed that my peers were better off than I was. That was until they smoked weed with me. I definitely enjoyed the high, but as I sat there and listened to the others and it dawned on me that they had similar issues. That is when I learned that they were no different than I was. It helped me relate to other people.

[macgyvershe]

Love hearing about the inner workings of song lyrics

[aminahmed]

Absolutely fantastic have a wonderful day ❤😊

[maestromike]

I’ve known what this song means for years. Decades.😊

[sstaners]

Well Dylan stone’s you when you’re trying to be so good…

[BigTimeRushFan]

cool story bro....now pass that dutchie on the left hand side.

[Luke.gg]

People say Paul is dead and the replacement could write better than him but the real reason he got better was because of grass . It all makes sense now

[maestromike]

In the movie”Help” they we’re laughing and giggling. It took longer to shoot the movie. Then a dentist turned them on top acid. Which was legal at the time. They tried it and would think they can write better. They never took it when they we’re going to record. Bone night, John accidentally took some before he went to the studio. John was freaking out. George Martin went up to the roof and looked at the stars. John was really into them, he asked George if he could see them. He said yes, in an interview, but I bet John could see them.better then I did.

[davidlamb]

1966 before the Beatles smoked dope ? Hard to believe. Most of us had been doing it for years by then. LSD came along in 1965. I always thought they were ahead of the scene with all that. Revolver was released in 1966... steeped in the psychedelic culture of the time.
Did you maybe get the year wrong ?

[Leoable]

Never realised that Dylan had such an influence on the Beatles, who in turn also contributed to the disillusioned drug culture of the 60's. It seems that Dylan's sole purpose of his visit, was to trigger the downward spiral of the culture influencers greater than he..

[nazfrde]

My favorite part of this is a stoned Brien Epstein.

[drrbrt]

Paul is actually a hobbit and smokes Shire grass.

[Jeremiaha]

Easy one, the song is about sex, drugs and rock n roll.

[zendean]

There is no "really about" in art.