Decades after his passing, George Harrison’s legacy continues to surprise fans. Recent reports claim that a hidden collection of handwritten lyrics and unfinished songs has been discovered inside Friar Park, Harrison’s beloved Oxfordshire estate.
The find reportedly came to light during a routine archival process by those close to Harrison’s family. Tucked away in a weathered notebook, the pages reveal raw lyrics, chord progressions, and deeply personal reflections—many of which have never been heard or seen by the public.
One entry, believed to date back to the late 1970s, speaks of Harrison’s struggles with fame and his search for spiritual peace. Another hints at collaborations that never came to fruition, with scribbled notes suggesting melodies he might have intended to share with fellow musicians.
Experts suggest that while not every fragment is a fully formed song, the notebook provides a rare window into Harrison’s creative mind. It showcases the quiet Beatle’s restless artistry and his continued devotion to blending music with spirituality.
Whether these hidden treasures will ever be released remains uncertain, but their discovery has already sparked excitement among Beatles historians and fans worldwide. For many, the thought of new words from George—even in rough, handwritten form—feels like a gift from the past.
