Who's that coming round that corner
Who's that coming round that bend
Who's that coming round that corner, will it
Will it be my friend

Keep on sleeping in a big barn bed
Keep on sleeping in a big barn bed

Who you gonna weep on? who you gonna sleep on?
Who you gonna creep on next?
Sleeping on a willow sleeping on a pillow
Leaping armadillo, yes

Keep on sleeping in a big barn bed etc.
Will it be my friend
Keep on sleeping in a big barn bed

Who you gonna weep on? who you gonna sleep on?
Who's you gonna creep on next?
Weeping on a willow sleeping on a pillow
leaping armadillo, yes

Keep on sleeping in a big barn bed
Keep on sleeping in a big barn bed etc.


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Big Barn Bed Lyrics as written by Paul Mccartney Linda Mccartney

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    I can't believe i'm the first one to comment on this great song! One of the best Wings songs by far!

    Tempus Fugiton March 07, 2006   Link
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    I think the song is about spending a great worriless time with your lover in the country. This was one of Maccas favorite themes in the early 70's. The same kind of ideal is expressed in 'Heart of the country' and 'tomorrow'.

    Krtskion September 07, 2006   Link
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    Celebrating the rustic lifestyle in Scotland in the early 1970's.

    MrsHippyon May 21, 2019   Link

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