McCartney serenades Linda with an acoustic medley- Blackbird-Bluebird-Michelle

Paul McCartney serenades his love, and it might be the cutest thing we’ve ever seen!

Released on his third studio album, Band on the Run– “Bluebird” was written by Paul and Linda McCartney while vacationing in Jamaica.

Nice place to pen a song, right?

Recorded in September of ’73 and released on January of ’74. Paul performed this track with his band, Wings.

McCartney used the flight of a bluebird as a metaphor for the power of love to set a person free from mental and physical constraints. The song definitely reflected his contentment with wife Linda, and the stability after the dissolution of The Beatles‘ business partnership.

This is such an incredible intimate moments between these two- we love watching their love.

+Bluebird Lyrics below+

Late at night when the wind is still
I’ll come flying through your door
And you’ll know what love is for,
I’m a bluebird
I’m a bluebird
I’m a bluebird
Touch your lips with a magic kiss,
And you’ll be a bluebird too,
And you’ll know what love can do,
I’m a bluebird
I’m a bluebird
I’m a bluebird

Bluebird – Ah – Ha
Bluebird – Ah – Ha
Bluebird Bluebird

Fly away through the midnight air,
As we head across the sea,
And at last we will be free,
You’re a bluebird
You’re a bluebird yea – yea, yea,
You’re a bluebird

Bluebird – Ah – Ha . . .

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Bluebird – Ah – Ha . . .

All alone on a desert island
We’re living in the trees,
And we’re flying in the breeze
We’re the bluebirds
We’re the bluebirds
We’re the bluebirds
Singing Bluebird . . .