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Love You To is a song written by George Harrison on Revolver. The song was the band's second use of the sitar, since Harrison was inspired by its use in Norwegian Wood (This Bird Has Flown). In fact, the song was designed to reflect Indian music, so he had almost no help from the other Beatles, using professional Indian player. It is a love song to Pattie Boyd, with the song having themes from experimenting with the drug LSD. The song is claimed for introducing non-Western themes, and for incorporating Indian music.

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rdfs:label	Love You To
rdfs:comment	Love You To is a song written by George Harrison on Revolver. The song was the band's second use of the sitar, since Harrison was inspired by its use in Norwegian Wood (This Bird Has Flown). In fact, the song was designed to reflect Indian music, so he had almost no help from the other Beatles, using professional Indian player. It is a love song to Pattie Boyd, with the song having themes from experimenting with the drug LSD. The song is claimed for introducing non-Western themes, and for incorporating Indian music.
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Album	Revolver
Solos	George Harrison
Released	1966(xsd:integer)
By	The Beatles
abstract	Love You To is a song written by George Harrison on Revolver. The song was the band's second use of the sitar, since Harrison was inspired by its use in Norwegian Wood (This Bird Has Flown). In fact, the song was designed to reflect Indian music, so he had almost no help from the other Beatles, using professional Indian player. It is a love song to Pattie Boyd, with the song having themes from experimenting with the drug LSD. The song is claimed for introducing non-Western themes, and for incorporating Indian music.

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