The Light Comes From Within Linda McCartney
"The Light Comes From Within" by Linda McCartney, released in 1992, is a #Pop ballad that explores themes of inner strength, self-discovery, and resilience. The lyrics emphasize the importance of finding one's own light and embracing personal growth despite life's challenges. Musically, the song features gentle melodies and soothing harmonies, showcasing McCartney's soft vocal style. While it may not have achieved significant commercial success, it resonates with listeners seeking inspiration and empowerment, reflecting McCartney's artistic legacy and connection to her family.
You say I'm lazy
You say I don't fit
Takes one to know one
You make me sick
You say I'm simple
You say I'm a hick
You're fucking no one
You stupid dick
Oppression won't win
The light comes from within
I need a sense of cause
Wanna smell the flowers
You need complete control
You wanna build more towers
You try to change me if you could
I see the trees, you saw the wood
You say I'm different
You say we don't click
I say you're crazy
You make me sick
Oppression won't win
The light comes from within
You say I don't fit
Takes one to know one
You make me sick
You say I'm simple
You say I'm a hick
You're fucking no one
You stupid dick
Oppression won't win
The light comes from within
I need a sense of cause
Wanna smell the flowers
You need complete control
You wanna build more towers
You try to change me if you could
I see the trees, you saw the wood
You say I'm different
You say we don't click
I say you're crazy
You make me sick
Oppression won't win
The light comes from within
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