Maybe I'm Amazed Written By Paul Mccartney Lyrics

(P. Buchanan/J. Moore/C. Boti) Look At The Cars Going Nowhere Fast They Disappear Like You Stars Are Falling The Time Is Changing To Midnight Without You So I Walk Out The Streets...Read Full Lyrics

Papa, why do you play All the same old songs Why do you sing With the melody Cause down on the street Somethings goin' on There's a new beat And a brand new song He said In my li...Read Full Lyrics

Well, I know my time ain't easy And the line is growing long For my baby, she's still waiting But I, I ain't gonna Let em catch me, no I ain't gonna let em Catch the midnight ride...Read Full Lyrics

What have I done I've broke your heart Now there's no sun just cold and dark Without your smile I can't laugh Without you baby I'm just a half I didn't know what I had I didn't kno...Read Full Lyrics

My day starts off the same It looks like it might rain But I will not complain Cause I can see the sun I say my little prayers Running down the stairs The streets are going nowher...Read Full Lyrics

The night gang started working With a mile of southern road As I watched I got to thinking You ain't never coming home I looked out of nowhere There was nobody at all To get me hel...Read Full Lyrics

One night of sin Is what I'm now paying for The things I did and saw Would make the earth stand still Don't call my name It makes me feel so ashamed I've lost my sweet helping hand...Read Full Lyrics

Are you still that little girl Who used to talk to me Just look how far we've come in this world Where did you think we'd be You think the world wakes up in the morning You left it...Read Full Lyrics

In my life I've seen sorrow Heartache and pain I've been burned by the sunshine Been drowned in the pouring rain Had too many lovers And not enough love I've been tried and convict...Read Full Lyrics

I'm on my way home That's where I belong Now the time has come, it's time we must go Cos now the tides have changed, we're moving on I'm on my way home Life must carry on So after...Read Full Lyrics