About the Song
“Hey Jude” is a timeless classic rock song by The Beatles, released in 1968 as a single and later included on their album “The Beatles,” also known as the “White Album.” The song remains one of The Beatles’ most iconic and enduring hits.
In “Hey Jude,” The Beatles deliver a powerful message of encouragement and support. The song’s lyrics, penned by Paul McCartney, address a fictional character named Jude, offering words of comfort during a difficult time. McCartney’s soothing vocals and the song’s uplifting melody create a sense of reassurance and solidarity.
The repeated refrain of “na-na-na-na” and the memorable “na-na-na-na, hey Jude” chorus invite listeners to join in and sing along, fostering a sense of unity and camaraderie. The song’s extended coda, with its anthemic repetition of “na-na-na-na,” builds to a climactic crescendo, leaving a lasting impression on listeners.
“Hey Jude” is celebrated for its universal message of hope and resilience, making it a beloved favorite among fans of The Beatles and a timeless classic in the annals of popular music.