In 1969, George Harrison of The Beatles, wrote a song by that title. The lyrics are simple, but profound in many ways.
In the midst of his busy (and, perhaps, overwhelming) life with The Beatles, Harrison retreated to Eric Clapton’s country house and wrote the song while in the garden, enjoying a spring day.
We all experience “winter” in our lives, and it’s easy to think it will never pass. But it does. In one way or another, it passes. And the sun comes out again.
If yours has been “a long cold lonely winter,” take heart.
Here comes the sun.