"Something" is widely considered a love song, initially inspired by George Harrison's wife, Pattie Boyd. While Harrison later offered alternative inspirations, Boyd herself recalled him telling her he wrote it for her, finding it beautiful. The lyrics explore a deep connection, with lines like "attracts me like no other lover" and "all I have to do is think of her," suggesting a mutual confidence in their love. The song, from the 1969 album Abbey Road, also touches on uncertainty, as in the middle eight's "You're asking me will my love grow / I don't know, I don't know," reflecting doubt and the striving for an uncertain goal. Playing this song channels the complex emotions of profound affection mixed with human questioning.