Little Lamb Dragonfly (song)

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Album This song officially appears on the Red Rose Speedway Official album.

Rupert The Bear

Timeline This song has been officially released in 1973

Related sessions

This song has been recorded during the following studio sessions

"Ram" sessions (CBS Studios, New York City)

November 1970 to April 1971

Recording "Little Lamb Dragonfly"

Nov 19, 1970

Little Daisy Root

Little Queenie

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Song facts

“Little Lamb Dragonfly” is a song by Paul McCartney and Wings from the band’s 1973 album, Red Rose Speedway.

At one point, the song “Little Lamb Dragonfly,” which was recorded in 1971 and released on the 1973 album Red Rose Speedway, was intended for the Rupert The Bear film.

Last updated on February 2, 2020

Lyrics

I have no answer for you little lamb
I can help you out
But I cannot help you in
Sometimes you think that life is hard
And this is only one of them
My heart is breaking for you little lamb
I can help you out
But we may never meet again

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Dragonfly fly by my window
You and I still have a way to go
Don't know why you hang around my door
I don't live here any more
Since you've gone I never know
I go on, but I miss you so

Dragonfly don't keep me waiting
I'm waiting can't you see me I'm waiting
When we try we'll have a way to go
Dragonfly you've been away too long
How did two rights make a wrong
Since you've gone I never know I go on
But I miss you so in my heart
I feel the pain
Keeps coming back again

Dragonfly fly by my window
I'm flying can't you see me I'm flying
You and I can find a way to see
Dragonfly the years ahead will show
How little we really know
Since you've gone it's never right they go on
The lonely nights, come on home
And make it right
My heart is aching for you little lamb
I can help you out
But I cannot help you in

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