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“it without a doubt changes the way I hear it, which is why engage in these discussions in the first place“
Right!!!!!!!
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@Ahhh Girl
Ahhh Girl has brought up a very interesting point I’d never thought of:
How would a person McCartney (on anyone else) is describing in a song feel about that song?
I like the way an incredibly successful / famous person like Sir Paul takes the time over and over again to write about far less fortunate people; but how do these people feel about written and sung about?
Does he/she think “Wow, he’s writing a great song about me – that’s so cool”? or “What makes him think he really gets me?” or “Great, he’s making a buck off my plight” …
I absolutely love “Footprints”; but how would an old man having to pick up wood in a snowy forest feel about “Footprints”?
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Masterful Paul McCartney songs, listed spontaneously and roughly in chronological order:
Long Haired Lady
Back Seat Of My Car
Oh Woman Oh Why
Little Lamb Dragonfly
Mrs. Vandebilt
Nineteen-Hundred And Eighty-Five
You Gave Me The Answer
Sally G
Let ‘Em In
Old Siam, Sir
Arrow Through Me
So Glad To See You Here
The Pound Is Sinking
Ballroom Dancing
Somebody Who Cares
So Bad
Keep Under Cover
Through Our Love
No More Lonely Nights
Stranglehold
My Brave Face
Somedays
Young Boy
Calico Skies
Heaven On A Sunday
Too Much Rain
English Tea
Mr. Bellamy
Only Mama Knows
House Of Wax
Alligator
Looking At Her
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