Time To Hide
Paul McCartney · Other Songs - Paul McCartney
If I have to shake a little sand out of my shoes
I'm runnin' from the law, or they'll put me inside
Baby, won't you let me have a little time to hide
Baby, won't you let me have a little time to hide
I've been on the run since the good Lord knows when
And the day I die, I'll still be runnin' then
Runnin' from the days when I would lay me down and cry
Baby, won't you let me have a little time to hide
Baby, won't you let me have a little time to hide
Will I love you tomorrow?
Yes, I will
(My love)
Yes, I will
(My love)
Will I beg, steal or borrow?
Yes, I will
(My love)
Oh, yes, I will
(My love)
To spend a little time happy to be by your side
Baby, won't you let me have a little time to hide
Baby, won't you let me have a little time to hide
If I have to run, I'm not runnin' out on you
If I have to shake a little sand out of my shoes
I'm runnin' from the law or they'll put me inside
Baby, won't you let me have a little time to hide
Baby, won't you let me have a little time to hide
Baby, won't you let me have a little time
Baby, won't you let me have a little time
Baby, won't you let me have a little time to hide
Time To Hide
Paul McCartney's 'Time To Hide' stands as a reflective piece within his extensive solo catalogue, showcasing the melodic sensibility that defined his post-Beatles career. The track captures the introspective mood often found in his quieter recordings, blending gentle instrumentation with McCartney's signature vocal warmth. While the song may not carry the immediate commercial weight of his biggest hits, it contributes significantly to the depth of his discography, offering listeners a moment of contemplation. This recording exemplifies McCartney's ability to craft intimate narratives through music, maintaining the high standards of songwriting that have sustained his influence across decades. Fans of his softer, more personal works will find resonance in the track's understated emotional delivery and thoughtful composition.