Spirits of Ancient Egypt Paul McCartney
"Spirits of Ancient Egypt" by Paul McCartney, released in 1973, is a #Rock song that explores themes of history, spirituality, and the connection between past and present. The lyrics evoke imagery of ancient Egyptian culture and its mysteries. Musically, it features a blend of rock and world music elements, showcasing McCartney's eclectic style. The song reflects on the enduring influence of ancient civilizations on modern life.
You're my baby and I love you
You can take a pound of love
And cook it in the stew
When you've finished doing that
I know what you want to do
'Cause you're my baby and I love you
I'm your baby; do you love me?
I can drive a Cadillac
Across the Irish sea
But when I've finished doing that
I know where I'll want to be
'Cause I'm your baby and you love me
Spirits of ancient Egypt
Shadows of ancient Rome
Spirits of ancient Egypt
Hung on the telly
Hung on the telly
Hung on the telephone
You're my baby, I know you know
You could sell an elevator
To Geronimo
And when you've finished doing that
I know where you'll want to go
'Cause you're my baby, I know you know
You can take a pound of love
And cook it in the stew
When you've finished doing that
I know what you want to do
'Cause you're my baby and I love you
I'm your baby; do you love me?
I can drive a Cadillac
Across the Irish sea
But when I've finished doing that
I know where I'll want to be
'Cause I'm your baby and you love me
Spirits of ancient Egypt
Shadows of ancient Rome
Spirits of ancient Egypt
Hung on the telly
Hung on the telly
Hung on the telephone
You're my baby, I know you know
You could sell an elevator
To Geronimo
And when you've finished doing that
I know where you'll want to go
'Cause you're my baby, I know you know
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