With A Little Luck
Wings · London Town [1978]
We Can Make This Whole Damn Thing Work Out.
With A Little Love, We Can Lay It Down.
Can't You Feel The Town Exploding?
There Is No End To What We Can Do Together.
There Is No End, There Is No End.
The Wiliow Turns His Back On Inclement Weather;
And If He Can Do It, We Can Do It, Just Me And You,
And A Little Luck, We Can Clear It Up.
We Can Bring It In For A Landing,
With A Little Luck, We Can Turn It On.
There Can Be No Misunderstanding.
There Is No End To What We Can Do Together.
There Is No End, There Is No End.
The Willow Turns His Back On Inclement Weather;
We Can Do It, Just Me And You.
With A Little Push, We Could Set It Off.
We Can Send It Rocketing Skywards.
With A Little Love, We Could Shake It Up.
Don't You Feel The Comet Exploding?
With A Little Luck.
With A Little Luck.
With A Little Luck, A Little Luck, A Little Luck.
With A Little Luck.
With A Little Luck.
With A Little Luck, A Little Luck, A Little Luck.
With A Little Luck
Released on the 1978 album London Town, 'With A Little Luck' stands as a defining track in the discography of Wings, the supergroup formed by Paul McCartney and his former Beatles bandmates. The song exemplifies the band's evolution from the polished pop of the early 1970s toward a more eclectic, rock-infused sound characterized by intricate arrangements and dynamic interplay. Recorded during a period of significant creative experimentation, the track features the distinctive guitar work of George Harrison and the driving rhythm section that became a hallmark of the group's later output. As a staple of their live performances and studio recordings, the song captures the optimism and musical confidence of the late McCartney era, blending melodic hooks with a sophisticated production style that influenced countless subsequent artists in the rock and pop genres.