Paul McCartney: Mrs Vandebilt Meaning
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Song Released: 1973
Mrs Vandebilt Lyrics
You don't use money
You don't pay rent
You don't even know the time
But you don't mind
Ho, hey ho, ho, hey ho
Ho, hey ho, ho, hey ho
When your light is on the blink
You never think of...
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This song is about the meaning of life, not death.
Everything has been created solely for you to find the source of the universe. God.
When we realize how meaningless everything else says then we can take the time to learn every lesson that is presented to us in every form. -
The song is about worrying about death.
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