Later he added lyrics about his mother, who had died eight years before. Sir Paul, 79, said: “Somewhere in a dream, I heard this tune.
When I woke up, I thought, ‘I love that tune. What is it? Is it Fred Astaire? Is it Cole Porter? What is it?’“I fell out of bed and the piano was right there, just to the side.
I thought I’d try and work out how the song went. And to solidify it in my memory I blocked it out with some dummy words: ‘Scrambled eggs, oh my baby, how I love your legs, scrambled eggs.’“Using dummy lyrics wasn’t something I did a lot.The first person I saw that morning was John.
I said, ‘What’s this song?’ He said, ‘I don’t know.’ After a couple of weeks it became clear that no one knew the song and it didn’t exist, except in my.
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