Single Pigeon (song)

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

Timeline This song has been officially released in 1973

Sessions This song has been recorded during the following sessions

Red Rose Speedway sessions at Olympic Studios (March 1972)

Singing The Blues

Six O'Clock

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Song facts

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

Last updated on November 22, 2018

Lyrics

Single pigeon through the railings
Did she throw you out
Sunday morning fight about Saturday night

Single seagull gliding over Regent's Park canal
Do you need a pal for a minute or two
You do?
Me too, me too, me too
I'm a lot like you,
Me too, me too, me too
I'm a lot like you

Did she turf you out in the cold morning rain again
Me too, me too, me too
I'm a lot like you
Me too, me too, me too
I'm a lot like you

Sunday morning fight about Saturday night.