Keep Under Cover

Paul McCartney

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Love I?m going to pick you up in the morning. Love I?m going to take you out on a journey. I don?t know where I?m going to but I know what I?ve been going through without you by my side.    Oh oh oh.              What good is butter if you haven?t got bread! What good is art when it hurts your head! Might as well be in bed. Keep under cover ?till the battle has ceassed. Keep out of trouble ?till the prisoners are releassed. What good?s a puzzle when you haven?t a clue? What good is me when I?m not with you? Might as well stay in bed. Keep under cover ?til the clouds disappear. Keep out of trouble ?till the weather is bright and clear Love I?m going to pick you up I?m going to take you out. I don?t know what I?m going to do but I know what I?ve been going through without you by my side without you by my side. Inter:    What good is tennis when there isn?t a ball? What good?s a curtain without a call? Might as well be in bed. Keep under cover ?till the battle has ceassed. Keep out of trouble ?till the prisoners are releassed. Love I?m going to pick... Keep under cover keep under cover...

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