Is it getting "Hot In Heree" or is a "Cruel Summer" approaching?

With the sunshine season just around the corner, there's no better time to blast a bright, feel-good track to match the mood.

Now's the perfect time to kick back and listen to sunshine tracks on repeat with one legendary hit, hailed as the ultimate summer song, at the top of your playlist.

Whether you enjoy "Walking On Sunshine" or basking in a "Summer Breeze" that makes you feel fine, there's one song that's so synonymous with summer that you can't help but crack the windows and turn the volume up every time it's played.

Not only is this timeless tune the best summer song ever written, but it single-handedly cures long, cold, lonely winters and returns the smiles to the faces!

According to a list compiled by TimeOut, the best summer song of all time is The Beatles classic, "Here Comes The Sun."

Other songs that made the list include "Espresso" by Sabrina Carpenter, "Lovely Day" by Bill Withers, "Everybody Loves The Sunshine" by Roy Ayers, and "Summertime Sadness" by Lana Del Rey to round out the top five.

Here's what TimeOut had to say about the best summer song of all time:

"We know, this isn’t exactly the tune that makes you want to hit the day fests and sink vodka tonics. But it is sort of the ultimate summer banger to ever exist if you think about it. When our cold, dark hearts get that first hit of sunshine, when we throw open the windows to see summer in bloom, that’s what this song feels like. Happy. Enchanting. Full of hope before the cold winter falls on us once again. Summer's here, folks!"

Check out TimeOut for a continued list of the best summer jams ever made, and listen to Paul McCartney, John Lennon, George Harrison, and Ringo Starr sing 1969's "Here Comes The Sun" below for an instant mood boost!

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