Once Upon A Long Ago
Picking up scales and broken chords
Puppy dog tails in the House of Lords
Tell me darling, what can it mean
Making up moons in a minor key
What have those tunes got to do with me
Tell me darling, where have you been
Once upon a long ago
Children searched for treasures
Nature's plan went hand in hand with pleasure
Such pleasure
Blowing balloons on a windy day
Desolate dunes with a lot to say
Tell me darling, what have you seen
Once upon a long ago
Children searched for treasures
Nature's plan went hand in hand with pleasure
My pleasure
Playing guitars on an empty stage
Counting the bars of an iron cage
Tell me darling, what can it mean
Picking up scales and broken chords
Puppy dog tails in the House of Lords
Help me darling, what does it mean
Once upon a long ago
Puppy dog tails in the House of Lords
Tell me darling, what can it mean
Making up moons in a minor key
What have those tunes got to do with me
Tell me darling, where have you been
Once upon a long ago
Children searched for treasures
Nature's plan went hand in hand with pleasure
Such pleasure
Blowing balloons on a windy day
Desolate dunes with a lot to say
Tell me darling, what have you seen
Once upon a long ago
Children searched for treasures
Nature's plan went hand in hand with pleasure
My pleasure
Playing guitars on an empty stage
Counting the bars of an iron cage
Tell me darling, what can it mean
Picking up scales and broken chords
Puppy dog tails in the House of Lords
Help me darling, what does it mean
Once upon a long ago
Credits
Writer(s): Paul Mccartney
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