Two Of Us

By John T. Marck

Written by Paul, at a first glance or listening to the song, "Two Of Us," appears to be a final loving gesture of affection from Paul to John. But, in truth, Paul did write this about Linda. Paul wrote it one day while the two of them were taking a drive outside of London. They pulled off into the woods, and while Linda was taking a walk, Paul wrote the song. He also mentioned in the song the many postcards the two exchanged in their early relationship. The original live studio version was enhanced by Phil Spector, which gave the acoustic instruments a richer feeling. A nice song.

Two of us riding nowhere, spending someone's hard earned pay

You and me Sunday driving, not arriving, on our way back home

We're on our way home, we're on our way home,

we're going home

Two of us sending postcards, writing letters, on my wall,

You and me burning matches, lifting latches, on our way back home

We're on our way home, we're on our way home,

we're going home

You and I have memories, longer then the road that stretches out ahead

Two of us wearing raincoats, standing solo, in the sun

You and me chasing paper, getting nowhere, on our way back home

We're on our way home,

we're on our way home, we're going home

You and I have memories, longer then the road that stretches out ahead

Two of us wearing raincoats, standing solo, in the sun

You and me chasing paper, getting nowhere, on our way back home

We're on our way home,

we're on our way home, we're going home

We're going home

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