~For Sir Paul Maccartney~ Fans write your messages here
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LadyLeslie wrote:
Thought the show with James Corden went very well last night! Enjoyed watching it very much, and thought you did wonderful. When you played "When I'm 64" on the piano, I'm afraid I got a bit teary-eyed, because I'm sure you were thinking of your Mum and Dad and so many things you experienced while living in that house, it must have been such an emotional experience for you, that you could have chosen to keep private.. but thanks so much for sharing your memories with us, and for singing with James Corden in such an enthusiastic and sometimes even surprisingly spiritual way... and appreciate the two new wonderful songs you've been able to give us! You'll always be appreciated very much, and don't ever stop rockin' on.
Ditto! Well said!
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Nancy R wrote:
LadyLeslie wrote:
Thought the show with James Corden went very well last night! Enjoyed watching it very much, and thought you did wonderful. When you played "When I'm 64" on the piano, I'm afraid I got a bit teary-eyed, because I'm sure you were thinking of your Mum and Dad and so many things you experienced while living in that house, it must have been such an emotional experience for you, that you could have chosen to keep private.. but thanks so much for sharing your memories with us, and for singing with James Corden in such an enthusiastic and sometimes even surprisingly spiritual way... and appreciate the two new wonderful songs you've been able to give us! You'll always be appreciated very much, and don't ever stop rockin' on.
Ditto! Well said!
Thanks, Nancy!
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Hi Paul. I know that you do not read posts on here, but if you do by chance, I just want you to know how much I appreciate you amd your music. People may criticize your music or how you do things, but in my opinion they should just "Let It Be" and they should just let you use your imagination for your music. I cannot wait to get your new album Eygpt Station! I love it already. I feel so connected to you amd your music, because many of your sogs describe me and how I feel in life. You are a genius!
Paul I often have happy dreams about you. In fact I had one of you last night again. I always keep dreaming of you because you make me happy Paul. Don't ever stop what you are doing now. We need you and your music Paul! But for m e Paul you are all I have left for music, no other musician out there interests me but you! I love you Paul. stay safe out on your tours and may you always be i n good health! You have my complete loyalty in music.
Maccasfangirl30
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Happy Christmas, Sir Paul!
One of the most special things the Beatles and your music has given us is more use of the words "Peace" and "Love." Before 1967 it seems like the word peace was only used at Christmas, or when a war was over, and people were afraid to say the word "love" unless it was in a romantic or family context. But after "All You Need is Love" and many of your other songs were released, people can think of the word Love as a positive attitude to have towards their fellow man, in making the world a much better and harmonious place.
In this season of peace, hope you will feel the love from people all over the world who truly appreciate the difference you and all the Beatles have made.
Have a wonderful Christmas with your loved ones, and a really rockin' 2019! Peace and Love! 
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Dear Paul.
Love the new do.
It's you.
Touch of gray.
What else can I say?
Yuppers.
xo
Tori (still) in Texas
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Never stopped praying for you (((Paul))).
Here's praying that this board can once again be as fun as it once was.
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Happy New Year to our dear Sir Paul and his family!
Thank you for sharing the beautiful music creation that is Egypt Station with us in 2018.
Hope 2019 will be a wonderful year for you, with love and happiness and lots of great music. You and your family and all the Beatles and your music have done so much, for all of us, in making our lives a little brighter.
With love from one of your many many fans.
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Hi Paul!
I just say I am really excited about 2019! I wish for 2019 to be the very best for you.
I can hardly seem to sit tight and wait to see you July 13! I waited 17 years to see you again! I wonder what it will be like as I am not really a concert goer because you are the only one I want to see.
Your music means the world to me, your song Who Cares has really touched my heart and helped to put my haunted past of being bullied away. I never feel alone when I put your music on. I pick out certain songs that helps me to feel better to listen to And I feel that you are telling me it will be okay through your songs to me.
No other musician will ever take your place in my heart. I will never ever give up listening to your music for as long as I live. You have a special place in my heart. I love you Paul be safe out on your tour!
Love Becky
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Happy Valentine's Day, Sir Paul! Your fans love and appreciate you very much! Have a blessed day.
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Thanks for working your weather mojo for the Texas show, Paul! We had terrific storms days before and after, but thankfully, clear skies for your party on Friday with you and 40,000 of your friends.
Safe travels the rest of the tour. Cheers!
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On May 8th 1970 "The Long And Winding Road" was released.I recall hearing it on the radio and bringing home the 45 to play.I cried when I first heard it and still weep to this day when I hear it at 62.I vividly remember being transported in a way that no other song has affected me then or now.It felt for no reason I can explain like a premonition of things to come, my fate laid out before me, a vision, a road that I knew I had to walk to get to loves door.As it happens my life has unfolded like the song said it would.At the age of 30 I fell in love with the love of my life on a fishing boat in Alaska spending many wild and windy nights together.I knew she was the one, but she was already committed to someone else.She left me standing there in an airport and It shattered me.My love for her was so strong that even though my heart was broken I felt that our love could not end and that it would never disappear.That somehow, some way, sometime, even if it wasn't in this lifetime, we would be together again.Many times I cried out for her in vain.
Years passed, I married, divorced, she lived for years in one relationship which ended in his passing then married and he also passed after 12 years.All the while my memory would not let go of her and my dreams from time to time were filled with her presence as if we had always been together.On January 2nd 2019, I received a letter from her telling me how sorry she was for the way we ended.We began again.As odd as it may sound I knew this would happen and that the song and my fate were one and the same.We are together again.She did not leave me standing there.The long and winding road finally led me to her door.Thank you Paul for your vision,humanity, and for all you have said in song for so many.
Sincerely,
Bruce and Toni
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Brucegel wrote:
On May 8th 1970 "The Long And Winding Road" was released.I recall hearing it on the radio and bringing home the 45 to play.I cried when I first heard it and still weep to this day when I hear it at 62.I vividly remember being transported in a way that no other song has affected me then or now.It felt for no reason I can explain like a premonition of things to come, my fate laid out before me, a vision, a road that I knew I had to walk to get to loves door.As it happens my life has unfolded like the song said it would.At the age of 30 I fell in love with the love of my life on a fishing boat in Alaska spending many wild and windy nights together.I knew she was the one, but she was already committed to someone else.She left me standing there in an airport and It shattered me.My love for her was so strong that even though my heart was broken I felt that our love could not end and that it would never disappear.That somehow, some way, sometime, even if it wasn't in this lifetime, we would be together again.Many times I cried out for her in vain.
Years passed, I married, divorced, she lived for years in one relationship which ended in his passing then married and he also passed after 12 years.All the while my memory would not let go of her and my dreams from time to time were filled with her presence as if we had always been together.On January 2nd 2019, I received a letter from her telling me how sorry she was for the way we ended.We began again.As odd as it may sound I knew this would happen and that the song and my fate were one and the same.We are together again.She did not leave me standing there.The long and winding road finally led me to her door.Thank you Paul for your vision,humanity, and for all you have said in song for so many.
Sincerely,
Bruce and Toni
That's such a lovely story and lovely message! Thanks for sharing, and hope that somehow Paul can read it.
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With the coronavirus outbreak, we hope that Sir Paul and all his loved ones are safe and doing well. Just wanted to let him know (in case he's "isolating" at home and probably has more free time to look at the internet.. and possibly the Maccaboard
) that we love him, and his music will be a great support to us all during this time, and just make us a bit more positive and happy while listening to it!I've been at home in isolation, and have been knitting all day while watching the entire mini-series of The Thorn Birds with Richard Chamberlain,
but nothing makes me happier or makes me feel better than listening to great music! Thank you Sir Paul for creating all of your musical magic! It's the best therapy we can have right now! And God bless -
Leslie, I LOVED The Thorn Birds!
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Nancy R wrote:
Leslie, I LOVED The Thorn Birds!
That's great! It's one of my favorite mini-series
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Could never get used to Dr. Kildare in priest robes! What a photo!
Wishing Paul, Ringo and all of the BeaTle family members much safety surrounding them all, throughout this uncertain time. Please be safe especially in the weeks to come...
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Its been forever since I've been to Paul's official webby.
Cheers to everyone. What a mess this pandemic has caused. Miss seeing Paul live..so very much. Hope Paul is staying busy, writing new 
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harleyblues wrote:
Its been forever since I've been to Paul's official webby.
Cheers to everyone. What a mess this pandemic has caused. Miss seeing Paul live..so very much. Hope Paul is staying busy, writing new ?Rumor has it he's doing a McCartney III album due out in Dec. And he's doing the music for"It' s A Wonderful Life" musical for the stage.
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*Bumping this up* (somehow typing that makes me giggle)
Just sending out positive thoughts and prayers for Paul and all his family and loved ones that they'll continue to stay safe and protected during this pandemic. We want him to continue to be well and healthy, so when this whole thing is over, he can continue to make his music for us, and hopefully come back to us with live performances.
We appreciate all the music he has given us, which has helped us through the dark times, and it's wonderful that soon we'll be able to hear even more new songs and musical creations that he's made for us. Every piece he's written has come from his heart and brilliant creative mind, and can't wait to hear all the new sounds and experiences from the new album.
Anyway, we can never be sure that he reads the Maccaboard, and he would never definitely confirm or deny either way, but as long as we send good thoughts out there for his well being, we hope that can have some part in helping him stay safe and protected from the virus, and that he'll feel our love and appreciation. Hopefully that can be a source of strength in these dark times.
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LadyLeslie wrote:
*Bumping this up* (somehow typing that makes me giggle)
Just sending out positive thoughts and prayers for Paul and all his family and loved ones that they'll continue to stay safe and protected during this pandemic. We want him to continue to be well and healthy, so when this whole thing is over, he can continue to make his music for us, and hopefully come back to us with live performances.
We appreciate all the music he has given us, which has helped us through the dark times, and it's wonderful that soon we'll be able to hear even more new songs and musical creations that he's made for us. Every piece he's written has come from his heart and brilliant creative mind, and can't wait to hear all the new sounds and experiences from the new album.
Anyway, we can never be sure that he reads the Maccaboard, and he would never definitely confirm or deny either way, but as long as we send good thoughts out there for his well being, we hope that can have some part in helping him stay safe and protected from the virus, and that he'll feel our love and appreciation. Hopefully that can be a source of strength in these dark times.
Well said!
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