| Paul McCartney – Riding To Vanity Fair Lyrics | 13 years ago |
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And also on Chaos, in case there is any more doubt...this is about Nancy. Paul and Linda and Nancy and her then husband were friends for quite some time..."we can cure each other's sorrow..." "If you love me, won't you call me? I've been waiting; waiting too long. In my soul is constant yearning, Always singing; singing this song. Only love is strong enough to take it on the chin; When did I begin to fall? chorus: Anyway, anyway, you can make that call. You feel free to make yourself at home. Aaaaaah; Ooooh. If we could be closer longer, that would help me; Help me so much. We can cure each others' sorrow. Won't you please, please, please get in touch? If a love is strong enough it may never end. Why would I pretend to fall? Wooooh. chorus Any way, any way, any way at all Any way that you can, make that call!" |
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| Paul McCartney – Riding To Vanity Fair Lyrics | 13 years ago |
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Foreignhand..you are so right. This is exactly about Heather Mills...in fact when listening to this when it came out I immediately called my sister and said, oh my gosh...Paul and Heather are going to split up...listen to the cd. And then it happened. Also, listening to the entire album is an entire story of what Paul was going through and his feelings. C'mon..."You're not aware of what you put me through But now the feeling's gone; But I don't mind; do what you have to do; you don't fool anyone"...this is about Heather. From a Lover to a Friend, is Paul talking to Nancy telling her to don't think of me as your lover, think of me as your friend...and "take your own advice..let me love again.." She was telling him to let go of Heather and love again, and he is telling Nancy the same thing. And "How Kind of You"...about Nancy.....I could go on and on, but I knew the whole story the whole time...it hit me immediately. Even on the Chaos album..."Magic"...that's about when he and Linda met at the "Bag O'Nails"...Linda was on her way out when Paul was on his way in..."if I hadn't stopped you, I'd always regret; a few minutes later, you'd been out that door." Paul is a true romantic and Foreignhand...I agree...don't these people know him by now? |
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| Paul McCartney – Riding To Vanity Fair Lyrics | 13 years ago |
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Foreignhand..you are so right. This is exactly about Heather Mills...in fact when listening to this when it came out I immediately called my sister and said, oh my gosh...Paul and Heather are going to split up...listen to the cd. And then it happened. Also, listening to the entire album is an entire story of what Paul was going through and his feelings. C'mon..."You're not aware of what you put me through But now the feeling's gone; But I don't mind; do what you have to do; you don't fool anyone"...this is about Heather. From a Lover to a Friend, is Paul talking to Nancy telling her to don't think of me as your lover, think of me as your friend...and "take your own advice..let me love again.." She was telling him to let go of Heather and love again, and he is telling Nancy the same thing. And "How Kind of You"...about Nancy.....I could go on and on, but I knew the whole story the whole time...it hit me immediately. Even on the Chaos album..."Magic"...that's about when he and Linda met at the "Bag O'Nails"...Linda was on her way out when Paul was on his way in..."if I hadn't stopped you, I'd always regret; a few minutes later, you'd been out that door." Paul is a true romantic and Foreignhand...I agree...don't these people know him by now? |
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