"Woman" is a 1966 single by Peter and Gordon, written by Paul McCartney und… Read Full Bio ↴"Woman" is a 1966 single by Peter and Gordon, written by Paul McCartney under a pseudonym. Under the Lennon–McCartney moniker, McCartney had written three previous Peter and Gordon singles. On this occasion, McCartney used the pseudonym Bernard Webb to see if the song would be a success without the Lennon–McCartney credit. McCartney commented at a press conference in August 1966, "People come up to them and say, 'Ah, we see you're just getting in on the Lennon–McCartney bandwagon'. That's why they did that one with our names not on it... because everyone sort of thinks that's the reason they get hits." However, the publishing credit was Lennon and McCartney's company Northern Songs, and according to Gordon Waller it took only two weeks' time for the song's real author to be revealed, as the first review of the record said, "This Bernard Webb has an amazing talent. Could even be Paul McCartney!" It was then introduced as written by McCartney when Peter and Gordon performed it on the US TV show Hullabaloo.

Woman
Peter & Gordon Lyrics

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Woman, do you love me?
Woman, if you need me then
Believe me I need you
To be my woman

Woman, do you love me?
Woman, if you need me then
Believe me I need you

To be my woman

And should you ask me how I'm doing?
What shall I say? Things are okay
But I know that they're not
And I still may have lost you

Woman, do you love me?
Woman, if you need me then
Believe me I need you
To be my woman

I guess you'll take your time and tell me
When we're alone, love will come home
I would give up my world
If you'll say that my girl is my woman

I've got plenty of time (I've got plenty of time)
Time just to get through it
Once again you'll be mine (once again you'll be mine)
I still think we can do it
And you know how much I love you

Woman, don't forsake me
Woman, if you take me then

Believe me I'll take you
To be my woman

Overall Meaning

The song "Woman" by Peter and Gordon is a classic love ballad that speaks of a man's desperation for the love of a woman. The song starts with a simple question, "Woman, do you love me?" The man's emotions are all over the place as he tries to approach the woman and confess his love for her. He goes on to say that he needs her desperately in his life, that he would give up his world if she would just be with him.

The chorus repeats the questions and affirms his need for her love. The verse "And should you ask me how I'm doing?" is a subtle way of the man expressing his vulnerability and confronting the possibility that the woman may not feel the same way about him. He admits that he's not doing okay despite his facade because he knows he may have lost her. He hopes that when they're alone, they can work things out.

The song's bridge expresses the man's optimism, that he believes that they can reconcile and that love will come home. He reiterates his love for her and pleads with her not to forsake him. The song ends with the man's passionate plea that he will take her to be his woman.

Overall, "Woman" is a heartfelt and vulnerable ballad that encapsulates the emotions of a man longing for the love of a woman. The lyrics are simple and straightforward, but they deliver a potent message.

Line by Line Meaning

Woman, do you love me?
The singer is questioning his lover's feelings for him and wants to know if she truly loves him.

Woman, if you need me then
The singer believes that if his lover needs him, then she will never leave his side.

Believe me I need you
The singer assures his lover that he needs her in his life and can't imagine living without her.

To be my woman
The singer wants his lover to commit to him and become his partner in life.

And should you ask me how I'm doing?
The singer anticipates his lover's question about his well-being.

What shall I say? Things are okay
The singer is pretending that everything is fine between them, despite his doubts and worries.

But I know that they're not
The singer admits that things are not as good as they seem, but he doesn't want to share his burden with his lover.

And I still may have lost you
The singer fears that his lover might have already left him or is planning to leave him in the near future.

I guess you'll take your time and tell me
The singer expects his lover to reveal her true feelings and thoughts about their relationship when they are alone together.

When we're alone, love will come home
The singer believes that their love will be rekindled when they spend intimate time together away from the world's distractions.

I would give up my world
The singer is willing to sacrifice everything he has for his lover to become his partner and commit to him.

If you'll say that my girl is my woman
The singer wants his lover to affirm that she has chosen him as her partner and that she loves him.

I've got plenty of time (I've got plenty of time)
The singer is confident that he has enough time to wait for his lover to make a decision about their relationship.

Time just to get through it
The singer thinks that time will heal their relationship and bring them closer together, no matter what obstacles they are facing.

Once again you'll be mine (once again you'll be mine)
The singer is hopeful that they will reconcile and get back together even if they are going through tough times right now.

I still think we can do it
The singer is optimistic that they can overcome any challenges and revive their love for each other.

And you know how much I love you
The singer reassures his lover that he loves her deeply and will always be there for her.

Woman, don't forsake me
The singer pleads with his lover not to abandon him and their relationship.

Woman, if you take me then
The singer tells his lover that if she chooses to be with him, he will cherish her and put her needs above his own.

Believe me I'll take you
The singer assures his lover that he will take care of her and protect her from harm.

To be my woman
The singer reiterates his desire for his lover to commit to him and become his partner in life.

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Written by: Paul McCartney

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Most interesting comment from YouTube:

@peliche77

2y↑4

Lyrics:

Woman, do you love me?
Woman, if you need me then
Believe me I need you
To be my woman

Woman, do you love me?
Woman, if you need me then
Believe me I need you
To be my woman

And should you ask me how I'm doin'
What shall I say? Things are okay
Well, I know that they're not
And I still may have lost you

Woman, do you love me?
Woman, if you need me then
Believe me I need you
To be my woman

I hope you'll take your time and tell me
When we're alone, love will come home
I would give up my world
If you'll say that my girl is my woman

I've got plenty of time
I've got time to get through it
Once again you'll be mine
I still think we can do it
And you know how much I love you

Woman, don't forsake me
Woman, if you take me then
Believe me I'll take you
To be my woman

All comments from YouTube:

@davidbroughall3782

2y↑40

Best song Bernard Webb ever wrote.

@elsfane

1y↑2

Were there other songs under the alias?

@user-kk4nu4hq3v

1y↑8

Well, Bernard Webb (also known as Paul McCartney) has written a lot of wonderful songs.

@MrJamieMurph4141969

1y↑4

Wow, I never knew Paul McCartney had an alias name!

@user-kk4nu4hq3v

Me too. I got to know about this fact, about this band and about this song from a video about songs which The Beatles made but gave to other bands/singers (I can't add a link, can I?). It was a whole new Anthology with a dozen of wonderful songs, each of this existing as a demo by The Beatles, and quite many of them already included in the Anthology (thank God this all is not lost!).

@user-kk4nu4hq3v

1y↑1

And regarding Peter and Gordon + Paul: it was a nice story of collaboration and friendship. A fun fact (I only don't remember, whether about this song or another by Paul for Peter&Gordon): it was rejected by the Beatles as too a simple but became a hit when sung by Peter&Gordon - this is something about the highest standards established by The Beatles (well, to think of 'Why Don't We Do It In The Road' - this one was not too simple, but the song given to Peter&Gordon was...).

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@jimjimsmusicmachine2487

4y↑46

My 28 year old heard me playing this one evening.. his response; "why can't they make music like this today?" Indeed... 😍

@centerfold8

2y↑4

I’m 26 and I feel that way

@sup9542

1y↑1

Simply put, we don’t reward this kind of talent anymore. So the handful of people capable of it are brilliant enough to find something else to do.

@tiffaniaporchiazzo3397

7y↑21

Oh I love the 60s. my mom was in that decade. I love my mom . ❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤

@H.G.

4y↑3

so do i. greetings from the Netherlands

@Lisa-di1wi

4y↑2

So was I.

@tiffaniaporchiazzo3397

4y↑2

@@Lisa-di1wi 💖

@dianeo

2y↑14

I only discovered this song via the Beatles Get Back documentary when Paul was playing a bit of it on piano and he mentioned Peter and Gordon. I loved it so much I had to look up the P & G version. Beautiful!!!!

@geoffolehane

6y↑48

50 years later I have a better appreciation of this song than I did then. Yup, I'm that old.

@mocharger06

4y↑4

You're not alone, Jeffrey.

@banzai0212

4y↑3

Gotch beat. Sixty-seven. Saw the Beatles live at DC Stadium on August 15, 1966. Then saw my very favorite Beatle, George Harrison at Madison Square Garden for the two Concerts for the People of Bangaladesh. Both times I chose the same seat: row five center stage. Close enough to feel Harrison's sweat and spittle. Far enough away to get a good look of George Harrison rather than just look up his nostrils... although they are most likely to be mighty fine as well.

@sheilamorgan3845

3y↑1

@@banzai0212
I'd rather have seen these too. I'm 67 also.

@sheilamorgan3845

3y↑1

68 here and loved it then and now.

@sheilamorgan3845

3y↑1

@@banzai0212
What does seeing the Beatles have to do with this song and Peter and Gordon? I preferred Peter and Gordon. They were much better singers.

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@bpp325

8y↑34

Jesus I lived in that era, Peter & Gordon, Beatles, American Bandstand, Vietnam, all that stuff....50 year ago. I don't think much about it until I come here to watch and listen...Jesus...I lived it.

@davew1421

6y↑2

I know what you mean...where does half a century go?

@RomneyGack

6y↑1

I'm no Bible beater but I think we can do w/o misusing His name- and it's still a great song!

@warriormanmaxx8991

Are You Praying/Talking To Jesus Here On YouTube ?!? Talking The Same Way In Daily Life To People NOT Named Jesus ?

@jennifursun3303

6y↑1

thank you for that line was about to. but I could think of worse words he could have been spouting. sorry if I sound old fashioned but I HATE having my ears and eyes insulted because of those who can not express themselves with out resulting to the B word the F word and all those in between

@Lisa-di1wi

5y↑1

So did I. I was born in 1957. The 60's is the decade of my childhood.

@jamesfisher1952

30w↑1

Best music ever. Nothing like it anymore.

@patrickryan1515

3y↑15

The very first time I heard this song I knew I'd love it forever. Well at least 54 years later I still do. The instrumental arrangement is stellar and gives the vocal something to aim toward; Peter and Gordon took careful aim and hit the target -- BULLSEYE!

@unitedstatesdale

8y↑22

My Woman doesn't look like these Women but I love her anyway after 46 years. I'm the only one I know that still has his Woman.

@unitedstatesdale

8y↑2

+mentalphysicalism that would break her heart and mine too

@nestaabbott2733

4y↑2

Hubby has had me as his woman since April 5 1968!!

@jamesc7277

1y↑1

The song is lovely, but these are the most beautiful collection of beautiful women in history!

@MrJohndl

8y↑29

Brilliant orchestration and arrangement.

@EmmyPierz-ek7hi

49w

The best. CB

@EaganChris

2y↑2

This was Gem! It is in my TOP favorite songs of my lifetime......It was perhaps the most Beautiful love ballad ever written. At 6 years Old I took to it immediately and have LOVED it to death! it was so simple but VERY Powerful....It plucked my heart in all directions. The song brought me such great joy!!

@juvenilehall1979

10y↑47

Yes, this song was written under the Sir Paul McCartney's pseudonym, Bernard Webb,
he said in an interview that he wondered if people would still buy the song, without his name on the record label ..... just a little rock history. So there you have it a great song is a great song ...... Peter & Gordon great duo ......

@wayofthinkin

7y↑3

Roger C. Thanks. I had forgotten that Paul wrote this under a pseudonym.
Lush orchestration, but the recording sounder kind of harsh and tinny.

@tdalaska

7y↑2

Yeah. Often recording quality was sub-par in this era. Labels were mostly concerned about producing (pop) product rather than the quality of the product, especially for product targeted for the younger market and which got the majority of its play on mediocre/crappy home equipment and AM radio. If there's a remastered version out there it may have better quality.

If you listen to early Beatles recordings, you'll notice the same problems, although it must be said that the Parlophone recordings were heads and shoulders above the Capitol releases.

@usuk9316

5y↑6

Paul said he wanted to see if they would have a hit if Paul's name was not on it. Gordon said they would love a hit without Paul's name on it.

@usuk9316

4y↑2

@@tdalaska So true

@tdalaska

4y↑1

@@usuk9316 Thanks!

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@EmmyPierz-ek7hi

49w↑1

My favorite 1960’s song (1960-69)
Meaningful beyond belief! I’m 67&1:2. CB

@markbelmares7138

5y↑12

A beautiful ballad, great harmony, magnificent orchestration

@oswintowns3587

4y↑4

A song that scraped into our uk top 30 in 1966 what a song matured with age everything perfect performance arangement and the song written by Paul McCartney under sudername pure genius

@sheilamorgan3845

3y↑1

I never think of Paul McCartney when I hear this song.

@ringops2505

4y↑8

Excellent song of Paul McCartney.I love it.

@sheilamorgan3845

3y↑2

Paul wrote the song. But the song was excellent because of Peter and Gordon.

@xmandlt

2y↑1

@@sheilamorgan3845 It's an excellent song. Period.

@sheilamorgan3845

@@xmandlt
It absolutely is. It was my favorite of Peter and Gordon.

@cynthiareagan6684

6y↑52

My date in 1967 set his 8 track to this song to begin our dates, yeah; I married him.....we had 47 years together.

@centerfold8

3y↑3

How beautiful

@AnyoneCanSee

3y↑2

that's a lovely story

@sheilamorgan3845

3y↑2

Love it. Heart touching.

@josephconsoli4128

1y↑3

You can hear hints of what Paul would write later in this song. A complete departure from the Beatles earlier style.

@MarkSmith-hf5nh

4y↑4

Stands tall. Booms at you through time. Great 60s sound. Big band production. Classic.

@larrystimely5628

8y↑15

God, those horns!

@carlschwab5414

8y↑11

This was one of the first singles I bought...played it till the vinyl was gone...😜

@sauquoit13456

11y↑7

On this day in 1966 {January 29th} Peter and Gordon performed "Woman" on the late Dick Clark's 'American Bandstand'... One month later on February 12th it entered Billboard's Hot Top 100 chart; eventually it peaked at #14 and spent 12 weeks on the Top 100... It reached #28 in the U.K. The song was composed by Bernard Webb; and Mr. Webb is actually Paul McCartney... Gordon Waller passed away on July 17th, 2009 at the age of 64 {heart attack}... R.I.P. Mr. Waller and Mr. Sullivan {1929 - 2012}...

@bpp325

7y↑20

As relevant now as it was 50 years ago.

@teharipatene8135

4y↑3

So true, beautiful lyrics beautiful song.

@sankim

2y↑3

The Get Back documentary brought me here

@kaspafischer

2y↑1

same!

@jimhernandez3563

23w↑1

My favorite Peter and Gordon song. Video is exceptionally well done. Thanks for sharing.

@tdalaska

23w

Thanks! Glad you liked it!

@michaelmartinez1345

5y↑1

Beautiful song.... One of the best from the 60's.... The memories that come bacl when hearing this, are amazing....

@jamesfisher1952

30w↑1

They don’t make music like this anymore.

@Lisa-di1wi

8y↑11

I can't believe that it's been 50 years since this song first came out. I was only 8 years old when it first came out.

@tdalaska

8y↑1

+Nan Fagan Yikes! I didn't realize it was fifty years - I was 14...

@MrJamieMurph4141969

8y↑1

Yup,Happy 50th anniversary,to this song. To me,the ending is a,picture of a newlywed couple driving off into the sunset,with a "Just Married" sign seen on the back(typical,like,in the movies!)

@unitedstatesdale

8y↑1

+tdalaska Lol..Same here.:)
Yikes !

@ianbentley7276

6y↑1

51 YEARS NOW

@choosekindness3419

6y↑1

lol, i was born in 1965 so i was only 1.

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@gazzamacca9813

49w↑1

I used to sing along to this great song while milking our cows in the 60s, I believe they gave more milk.
Maybe they were in a hurry to get away from my terrible voice 😂
Beautiful song still love it.

@janeweisner8364

14w↑1

I remember Peter and Gordon and having such mixed feelings about them. You see, Peter Asher was Jane Asher’s brother and she was dating Paul McCartney and I was in love with Paul. All the love a 12 year old has for her first crush. Hey what can I say, I was 12, and new to puppy love.

@raybarger8119

39w

Such a happy song, with a great story

@peliche77

2y↑4

@christineargauer176

4y↑1

Meine erste große Liebe begann mit diesen Lied. Lang lang ist es her.

@caspence56

7y↑18

I always got mixed up between Peter and Gordon and Chad and Jeremy! Anybody else have that problem? Anyway, I loved all their music.

@KRW628

just now, I entered "woman chad and jeremy". it came right to this

@usuk9316

I've seen that a lot. You see pics and it says Chad and Jeremy instead of P&G

@centerfold8

Me ! 🙋🏾‍♀️

@Lmaester1

1y↑1

Paul wrote this for his ex Jane Asher

@dickbuelow8968

8y↑6

Great song,,they had lots of them

@rundoetx

2y↑3

This is actually not the first version of this song recorded. The first version, with Paul on drums, is really my fav version. It was lost for almost 40 years then turned up. Its on youtube. Search for Pauls Amazing 1965 lost sessions.

@tdalaska

2y↑2

Thanks! Good version - you can really hear the bones of the final version. Perhaps McCartney honed it into a fully orchestrated pop ballad to lessen its similarities to what would have been more in keeping with the sound of Beatles' tunes at the time.

@WOODR52

9y↑6

THANKS BRO, I LOVED THIS , THE WOMEN NEVER CHANGE.. WISH I COULD GO BACK.....

@tdalaska

8y↑1

+Richard Wood
You're welcome!

@usuk9316

5y↑2

Me too. Happy Days.

@WOODR52

Love my wife since 1971, she don't love me anymore. 2021. we loved this song.

@fredpayne6260

1y↑1

Have never seen this. Thanks for posting.

@tdalaska

You're welcome!

@Usagi1992

11y↑8

Without a doubt, the most EPIC ending to any love ballad ever. It gives me tears in my eyes every time. They are our mothers. They are our wives. They are our sisters. They are our daughters. They are our aunts. They are our nieces. They are our friends. They are our lovers. They are the women of our lives. What a perfect song to honor the female of the species. ^_^ Thank you for posting this.

@usuk9316

5y↑2

Now you've brought tears to my eyes. Lovely thing for you to say.

@teharipatene8135

4y↑1

@Luxury Brown ..Hahaha didn't look at it that way, sorry for all the men out there that have been wronged Peace out

@Endorill

9y↑4

really happy to find this. Thanks

@kevinomreb

10y↑6

Usagi is correct. One of the most epic endings of ANY song, love song or not. Great job Sir Paul!!

@thomaspetrose2175

nice song I was 11 years old and today it is still a great song.

@MrJamieMurph4141969

The last few notes are JUST the typical picture of a bride and groom driving off into the sunset after the wedding 💒 ceremony, with various pairs of shoes dancing from the back bumper of their car AND above all, their “JUST MARRIED” sign, for all to see.

@floridaze75

11y↑3

Beautiful video!

@karenreardon5398

21w

FYI : Bernard Webb is an alias that Paul McCartney chose. Paul wrote this gem ❤❤❤❤❤❤😊

@WorldofColnago

2y↑2

Best music ever

@markmiller9579

3y↑4

Was there ever a greater pop tune-smith than Sir Paul in the last half-century?

@tdalaska

3y↑1

ABBA gave him a run for the money, but I don't think anyone bested him.

@randallknapp7528

3y↑1

Burt Bacharach, along with Hal David also wrote hundreds of song with dozens of hits, mostly for other people.

@jameswilliams7950

3y↑2

Beautiful - Paul Mc Cartney - greatest songwriter ever - Who's that girl at 36 seconds ?

@tdalaska

3y↑1

I don't know, I'm sad to say. "Feminia" didn't lead me anywhere for identification.

@alphadogstudio

7y↑7

I saw an interview with Paul McCartney (who wrote it under the name Bernard Webb I think?) and he was saying he was surprised this wasn't a hit. It got to #14 in the US but I guess if you're Paul McCartney in 1966 thats a flop! LOL

@47rintin1

5y↑2

It was a great hit in the Netherlands.

@usuk9316

4y↑2

I would never call it a flop.

@Lisa-di1wi

8y↑2

And I was in third grade when this song first came out as well.

@MrJamieMurph4141969

8y↑1

I was born three years after this song was first released; I'll be 47 in just five more days,on April 14.

@Lisa-di1wi

6y↑1

And I just turned 61 today.

@MrMacheprot

10y↑3

Avec ce titre, Paul McCartney veut vérifier si c'est vraiment la qualité de ses compositions qui en fait le succès ou si c'est la signature Lennon/McCartney. Il signe donc ce titre... Bernard Webb... et le titre ne se vend pas !!!
Certes, ce n'est pas aussi génial que la plupart des titres de Paul, mais c'est quand même une bonne petite chanson.

@maryjulia745

6y↑2

According to Quora, Sir Paul wrote this song during his short break-up with Jane Asher. They got back together. But still it didn't work. Then a "woman" came along, as Sir Paul puts it. He married Linda.

@christineargauer176

Ich liebe diesen Song seit ich 16 bin. Er ist immer in meinem Kopf und Herzen. Christine

@sauquoit13456

9y↑1

On this day in 1966 {April 11th} Peter and Gordon performed "Woman" on the NBC-TV program 'Hullabaloo'*...
At the time the song was at #18 on Billboard's Hot Top 100 chart; fourteen days earlier on March 27th, 1966 it had peaked at #14 {for one week} and spent 12 weeks on the Top 100...
* This was Hullabaloo's final show; it debut on January 12th, 1965 and ran for two seasons with a total of 48 original episodes...

@johndii2194

4y↑3

Bernard Webb wrote this song and gave it to Peter and Gordon.

@tdalaska

4y↑1

Bernard Webb was a pseudonym used by Paul McCartney. Peter was Peter Asher. McCartney was dating Peter's sister - Jane Asher - at the time.

@usuk9316

4y↑1

@@tdalaska lol

@usuk9316

4y↑1

@@tdalaska are you the moderator for this

@eshobbypr

8y↑1

super

@rocktober1327

3y↑2

I didn't know Paul McCartney wrote this without John Lennon, I did think this was a collaboration, the line , I've got plenty of time always sounded like George HARRISON to me.

@nanlisa

11y↑1

I was in third grade when this song was out.

@joelrios6494

4y↑2

Dedicated to God's most perfect creation....woman

@usuk9316

4y↑1

What a lovely thing to say Joel.

@svjim1

5y↑2

Actually Bernard Webb went on to form Klaatu with Dr. Winston O'Boogie.

@taylorbachelor6316

Actually, Bernard Webb is Sir Paul McCartney. Paul wrote "Woman" and asked Peter & Gordon to Sing this Song. Paul use a Surname Bernard Webb to see if this Song was a Success.

@svjim1

@@taylorbachelor6316 I knew that. It's a joke because people thought the mystery band Klaatu (1977) was the Beatles in disguise. Dr. "O Boogie was the name John Lennon gave on an Elton John recording.

@timholt9948

4y↑1

Top ten hit

@nonsmokingsage5585

4y↑1

Made by sir Paul McCartney🥰

@QueenFan12

4y↑1

The song was only written by him, not made.

@rocktober1327

3y↑1

In the line I've got plenty of time I always hear George HARRISON singing.

@wayofthinkin

8y↑4

Peter and Gordon's greatest song. Recording of this on the original single is marred by harsh orchestration, and vocals sounding like they are a tin can. Still, an amazingly beautiful song. Thank you Lennon/ McCartney !!

@thegonz9

7y↑10

Actually Paul was the sole songwriter.

@barbaragamble3669

7y↑1

@armandoramos5446

7y↑4

wayofthinkin Paul alone wrote it.

@taylorbachelor6316

4y↑1

Paul wrote this Song "Woman" alone. Then asked Peter & Gordon to Sing this Song. Paul use a Surname of Bernard Webb to see how Successful this Song would Be and it climb to 14 on the USA Billboard.

@jrgboy

2y↑1

I believe that when Lew Grade got controlling interest in Northern Songs a lot of film & TV music was published thru the company, I think that was a stumbling block when John & Paul wanted to buy back Northern Songs they only wanted Beatle songs...

@martinpedersen8129

me and karen--1966--rock on

@MeneerHerculePoirot

1y↑2

A little overproduced, but a great track is a great track.

"No matter what you do you can't fck up a great song." - Garth Brooks

@auroradeleon7211

2y↑1

For jane asher from paul mccartney

@decmadine

2y↑2

Written by the great Bernard Webb 🤣

@formwiz7096

1y↑1

Big movie finish.

@tdalaska

The whole thing is over the top - the closing bars are practically mandatory. When this was released, the airwaves were saturated by music the likes of which we had never heard before by people we didn't know and we embraced all of it. We listen to it now and we hear it the same as we heard it then. I suppose the same could be said for every generation ever exposed to live and recorded music since the advent of radio. Pure pop.

@johnhunter2294

50w↑1

"If we're gonna make 'em bad, we're gonna make 'em bad with everything there is." - John Burgess, probably. It's actually a good song, but that ending is a little much.

@Lisa-di1wi

A Happy Early Birthday to you. Your birthday is the day before Income Tax Day. Enjoy your special day.

@deborahjeanmoat6486

6y↑2

Yes I am Making you know I love you so very very much babe I’m sorry I cannot Wait To See You You Playing This Walmart? Yes yes Yes is the one ☝️ I Yes is the one ☝️ was a time for you to come get back to work and then we get together again tomorrow night I Yes You Know This Yes is the one ☝️ I Yes You Know This Yes is the one ☝️ I cannot Wait To See You 💙💕💋😍👩🏻‍💼👨🏻‍💼🙏🏻♥️💋

@derekjohnsonyoutubechannel7322

17w↑1

Lennon and Mac...? Wrote this hey?..

@tdalaska

17w

Not Lennon, just McCartney. McCartney was dating Peter Asher's sister Jane at the time.

@tautliners

6y↑2

Why no pics of natural gorgeous 60's girls, not photoshop models.

@angelabluebird609

5y↑1

There is another video that has those photos.

@emilymalden3310

4y↑1

Hey these women are beautiful!

@samuelgriffin4167

1y↑1

Women are gorgeous they turn from girls

@jaerivus

2y↑1

It's funny how this song (which I presume to be from the mid-60s) reminds me of McCartney tunes that came out much later than The Beatles' era.

Maybe it's the excessive orchestration that puts me in that mind, but it really almost feels like a twist on a song he might've released in the 80s.

@DrB81

2y↑2

Macca wrote it under his pseudonym Bernard Webb.

@centerfold8

They should have plus sized women in the video

@oldtabrough1026

2y↑2

@0:57mins she's pretty. I wonder who is she? Looks like Dakota Johnson

@tdalaska

2y↑1

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Alexis_Bledel

@c.s.mcleod7383

Billy J. Kramer From a Window. sir Mac

@sheilamorgan3845

Beatles wrote a few of the songs he sang too. But we never see the Beatles wrote that song Everytime a Billy J. Kramer song played like we do when Peter and Gordon sang a song McCartney wrote. No wonder Peter and Gordon never got their due.

@mickavellian

7y↑2

Jesus McCartney just gutted John on this song .... What an amazing composer maturity for a 22 year old. Igf he had not buffed Jane Asher before I am sure after hit the air Jane was "Oh you my darling 1960s genius, bang me like a broken door"

@warriormanmaxx8991

5y↑3

Mr. McCartney's first name is "Paul." Do you begin sentences in daily life with "Jesus" as well?

@usuk9316

5y↑2

Jane Asher was famous way before The Beatles. Her and Peter were child stars. Jane is a well respected and a beautiful person. She is still relevant today in UK.