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Nevercare - Proper Noun Nevercare is word that was seemingly made up by Paul McCartney when writing the song "Here, There, and Everywhere" when he was with the Beatles. The word is used in the song in a sort confusing way. Lyric: "I want her everywhere, and if she's beside me I know I need Never care...." At first listen It sounds like it could be saying that he doesn't care when he's around her, But if that's the case, why does he need it? Which only leads to I meaning Needing nevercare to care a little bit less because of the overwhelming amount of care You can have it for an intimate lover. Despite how popular and quickly acclaimed the song is there isn't much going on what they mean by never care.
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