McCartney Times

The beginning of 1969 in London, weather-wise, was a miserable affair. February and March were the coldest they’d been all decade, and spring seemed like it would never come. George Harrison’s mental state mirrored the frigid weather, per “All Together Now: The Abc of the Beatles Songs and Albums.” He had temporarily quit The Beatles during a recording session for the album “Let It Be,” frustrated by Paul McCartney’s controlling nature, among other issues, according to Newsweek. Then he got tonsillitis and temporarily lost his singing voice before being busted for marijuana possession, which at the time meant a possible prison sentence.

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Source: The Real Meaning Behind Here Comes The Sun By The Beatles