@beatledirt: we weren’t listening to the prophecy #fyp #paulmccartney

impalajay65 :

OK, in voice lessons, eventually you learn about the difference between adding or subtracting the nasal affect… generally, less is better.

NFG10 :

I played this song to death after I quit college, had no money, and I saw no future. The year was 1981😊

Rich.Rogers :

Thanks Trump supporters.

keith slide :

Haha. So true!!

Compton Casey :

Love it!!!

mikefreeman55 :

"And in the end the love you take is equal to the love you make"

Steven :

Especially when he said, “Why don’t we do it in the road?”

ard vedo :

"no where to go, know where to go!"

tjneo55 :

o that magic feeling nowhere to go

Hugo :

"Buy, buy Says the sign in the shop window Why, why? Says the junk in the yard" - I also think a lot about this one

Dan the man :

I wonder if it was a metaphor for The Beatles ending and him not knowing what to do and then fighting over the money each one believe and they didn’t have any Alan Klein ripped them off or something

zoë :

No bc singing that at 8 years old lowkey was my manifestation skills at work like

alandavidalan1 :

Summer 1994 finished with Kent State living in my car, hitching and sobbing with this song on the cassette tape

JohnnyCakes :

Except you do pay rent.

Daam Daniel :

you look like donna from that 70s show. 👌

Donovan :

omg you're right

John //❌// :

- start a 🎶 Revolution 🎶 ? - 😂😂😂 -

cursedbyliving :

Crusin’Queen :

Truth!

Van Lightning :

The government takes it.

Rhonn :

But then a few lines later, the stanza rounds off with this: “But oh, that magic feeling, nowhere to go!" You can read on further you notice the song ends on a positive note, as does most of McCartney songs.

sharonanderson2021 :

Everyone hits that time of life and goes, oh. OH!

Jim M :

She doesn't get it. Typical liberal thinking.

user4906178856296 :

They never went to college, so how did he know?