Letters From London
Humorous Views on London Culture, Royals, Gossip and Politics
A Day in the Life - 2 November 2007

Heather: From me to you; do you want to know a secret?

Paul: Not guilty.  Everybody’s got something to hide (except me and my monkey). Ask me why.

Heather: Too much monkey business.

Paul: The sheik of Araby?

Heather: No reply.

Paul: That’ll be the day.

Heather: I’m so tired; tell me why I’m a loser…so how come no one loves me.

Paul: Cry baby cry. Carry that weight.

Heather: I’m gonna sit right down and cry.

Paul: All together now: twist and shout. Come and get it.

Heather: I’ll get you – I’ll cry instead, bad boy, nowhere man.
  
Paul: Don’t bother me. I’m looking through you.

Heather: I’ll be back.  You really got a hold on me.

Paul: I should have known better. I’ll be on my way. You won’t see me.

Heather: Because…baby you’re a rich man. Take out some insurance on me baby.

Paul:  Chains, misery, from me to you.

Heather: Money, (that’s what I want). You never give me your money.

Paul: She said, she said, words of love. Eight days a week…every little thing.

Heather: You’re going to lose that girl.

Paul: Keep your hands off my baby.

Heather: You can’t do that – take good care of my baby.

Paul: She’s leaving home. It won’t be long…I me mine.

Heather: Wait! We can work it out.

Paul: Think for yourself.

Heather: In spite of all the danger, don’ t let me down.

Paul: Tomorrow never knows – fool on the hill.

Heather: I’m down… a hard day’s night… it’s all too much. Help!

Paul: All I’ve got to do - act naturally. Free as a bird.
 
Heather:  Not a second time…two of us…the things we said today…let it be.

Paul: Get back - devil in her heart.  In my life – I feel fine.

Heather: I don’t understand.

Paul: Don’t ever change.

Heather: I want to tell you what you’re doing, what goes on.

Paul: You know what to do.

Heather: Can’t buy me love.

Paul: Any time at all.

Heather: I call your name.

Paul: You know my name (look up the number).

Heather: Here, there and everywhere. I forgot to remember to forget. Mailman, bring me no
more blues.

Paul: Glad it’s all over.

Stella: Ain’t she sweet. Run for your life.

The end.