Let It Be

"Let It Be" by The Beatles was written by Paul McCartney in 1968 during the turbulent period surrounding the recording of The Beatles (commonly known as The White Album).
The inspiration for the song came from a dream Paul had about his late mother, Mary Patricia McCartney, who had passed away from cancer when he was just fourteen years old.
In the dream, she appeared to him and offered soothing words of comfort, telling him, “Let it be,” reassuring him that everything would turn out fine.

Many listeners mistakenly believe that the "Mother Mary" in the song is a biblical reference to the Virgin Mary, but in reality, it’s a deeply personal nod to Paul’s own mother.
The song was born out of Paul’s search for peace during a time of great stress, both within his own life and within The Beatles, who were slowly unraveling.

While inspired by this dream and his mother’s comforting presence, "Let It Be" carries a universal message of hope, acceptance, and finding solace in times of uncertainty.
It’s not merely about Paul’s personal experience; it’s a timeless anthem about trusting that things will work out, even when life feels overwhelming.

The song’s simplicity and warmth continue to resonate with listeners across generations, serving as a gentle reminder that sometimes, the best course of action is to let things unfold as they’re meant to.

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