Which Harrison song says, 'It's all right' after the title line?

“Here Comes the Sun” is the George Harrison song whose title line is followed by “It’s all right.” Harrison wrote the song in 1969 during a stressful period for the Beatles, when he skipped business meetings and spent time in Eric Clapton’s garden in Surrey. The return of warm weather inspired the song’s imagery of sunlight, thawing ice and renewed smiles.

The recording appeared on Abbey Road, released in September 1969. Harrison played acoustic guitar and sang lead, while Paul McCartney contributed bass and backing vocals and Ringo Starr played drums. The track also features a Moog synthesizer, an unusual new sound in rock music at the time.

A common mix-up is confusing this song with “Here Comes the Sun King,” an early working title for the Beatles track “Sun King.” “Here Comes the Sun” was not released as a Beatles single, but it became one of Harrison’s most widely recognized compositions and a major highlight of Abbey Road.