
Come Together! There is new music from the Lennon and McCartney songbook, but not as you might expect. Taken rom the album “Beautiful Nothing” James McCartney made waves when he revealed that he’d co-written “Primrose Hill” with Sean Ono Lennon — and indeed, the song’s wistful melancholy evokes the work of their fathers. The folk-tinged acoustic ballad tells a simple but poignant story of fond remembrance and heartsick longing. “You disappear forever / forever’s a long word / but never’s not long enough / to be loving you,” McCartney sings. It’s a turn of phrase most songwriters would kill to write he learned from the best, after all.
James McCartney and Sean Ono Lennon – the sons of Beatles bandmates Sir Paul McCartney and John Lennon – have co-written the song The reflective, acoustic ballad is an ode to the power of London’s panoramic viewing spot in Regent’s Park.
Announcing the release with his “good friend” McCartney said the track left him feeling “excited”.
“I had a vision as a child in Scotland, on what was a lovely summers day. Letting go, I saw my true love and saviour in my mind’s eye. “Primrose Hill” is about getting the ball rolling with me & finding this person.” – James McCartney To create the music video for “Primrose Hill” we asked fans to submit a heartfelt and visually appealing video showcasing themselves enjoying their time together in their favourite romantic location while listening to James McCartney’s song “Primrose Hill”. The winning couples had the opportunity to be featured in James McCartney’s official music video for the song