Let's Start A Band
Amy MacDonald · Love Love: Uk & European Tour 2010 [2011]
I will sing you songs of dreams I used to dream
I will sail away on seas of silver and gold
Until I reach my home
Give me a guitar and I'll be a troubadour
Your strolling minstrel, 12th century, door to door
I don't know anymore if that feeling is past
Will it last?
Oh how can you be sure?
And how do I know if you're feeling the same as me?
And how do I know that that's the only place you want to be?
Give me a stage and I'll be a rock and roll queen
Your 20th century cover of a magazine
Rolling Stone here I come
Watch out everyone
I'm singing, I'm singing my song
Give me a festival and I'll be a Glastonbury star
The lights are shining, everyone knows who you are
Singing songs about dreams, about hopes, about schemes
Oooh they just came true
And how do I know if you're feeling the same as me?
And how do I know that that's the only place you want to be?
And how do I know if you're feeling the same as me?
And how do I know that that's the only place you want to be?
And if you want it too, then there's nothing left to do
Lets start a band
Lets start a band
Lets start a band
Lets start a band
And if you want it too, then there's nothing left to do
Lets start a band
Lets start a band
Lets start a band
Lets start a band
And if you want it too, then there's nothing left to do
Lets start a band
Lets start a band
Lets start a band
Lets start a band
And if you want it too, then there's nothing left to do
Let's Start A Band
Amy MacDonald's 'Let's Start A Band' captures the raw energy and communal spirit that define her live performances. Recorded during her 2010 UK and European tour, the track appears on the live album Love Love, showcasing the Scottish singer-songwriter's ability to connect with audiences through anthemic rock and roll. MacDonald is known for blending folk influences with driving guitar riffs, creating a sound that feels both intimate and expansive. This recording highlights her dynamic stage presence and the collaborative atmosphere of her touring band. As part of a broader discography that includes hits like 'Mr Rock & Roll' and 'This Is The Life', the song reinforces her reputation for crafting memorable, guitar-driven melodies. It serves as a testament to the enduring power of live music and the shared experience of starting something new together on stage.

