28 - It's all too much (Stin home cover)
Written while under the influence of LSD, It's All Too Much was the second song by George Harrison to feature on the Yellow Submarine soundtrack (1969).
Based on a droning G chord, the song transposed the continuing influence of Indian music onto a psychedelic setting. The lyrics combined the cosmic philosophy favoured by Harrison with some nursery rhyme-style whimsy.
It was the longest Beatles track (6'28'') when it was recorded in 1967 (during the Sgt. Pepper's sessions) before Hey Jude in 1968.