The word please here fortifies John's appeal that Yoko not let him down. He is pleased to have met his other half - his soul mate. “She really done me,” and “ She done me good,” appear to be completely sexual, but knowing John's penchant for deeper lyrical meanings, I'm sure he is citing that Yoko has done him good in all aspects of their relationship. He just needs to know if Yoko is just as eager for this “forever” love - a love that has “no past.”Īnd from the first time that she really done me, John is experiencing his first true love with a woman, and wonders, “Don't you know it's going to last.” He is immersing himself in this love, and realizes he will do all he can on his end to make it last.
Perhaps he mused for a moment that if his mother had loved him like Yoko did, maybe his fears and perspective on love would have been different. A sort of “What if” somebody had loved him like Yoko did? Maybe John was referring to his mother. Dont Let Me Down is a Grammy Award winning song by The Chainsmokers and Daya from the EDM duos second EP, titled Collage. “And if somebody loved me like she do me,” was probably a sudden thought John had. John acknowledges “Nobody ever loved me like she does.” It's the love he had longed for, and now that he had it, was afraid to lose it. He is ready to give up the Beatles and move forward with her in love, as artist, and activist. John Lennon echos a plea to Yoko that she must not “let him down.” John's love for her is so intense that he knows he'd be shattered if she left him.
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