The Lorelei/loreley?

[Tilly2]

Can anyone tell me which Paul McCartney song something about the lorelei/loreley in the lyrics.

It has been driving me scatty, trying to catch it in my head!

[humbersloop]

this one?

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=gZb4RBzpjf0

[Eve]

http://www.metrolyrics.com/beautiful-night-lyrics-paul-mccartney.html

[bibblebub]

Beautiful Night - line 2

http://www.elyrics.net/read/p/paul-mcCartney-lyrics/beautiful-night-lyrics.html

[Tilly2]

That's the one. Thank you all.

I'm singing along to it now, sloopy. Thanks for the video.

[gness]

Mr Tilly will be eternally grateful....... :-(

[Psybbo]

Oh dear, not this
http://www.pantheon.org/articles/l/lorelei.html

[bibblebub]

that is the lorelei referred to in the lyrics

[B00]

Who is this Paul McCartney you speak of?

http://www.inquisitr.com/1723956/kanye-west-fans-have-no-clue-who-paul-mccartney-is/

;-)

[woofgang]

so who is Kanye West?

[tonyav]

Who is that bloke who's fans have no clue who Paul McCartney is.

[Tilly2]

That's the one, sibs.

Interestingly when you Google it, you get hits on Lorelei and it self corrects from, Loreley.
When you actually sail past the little statue and the rock face, it is labelled Loreley, on the rock face itself. So what is the correct spelling? It must be either/or.

[Tilly2]

Oh, hello, Boo, Woof and Yont. I didn't see you there. Too busy singing to Mr T who has turned the sound up on the tele!

[Psybbo]

Good trip, then, Tilly?

[tonyav]

Has it started raining yet, Yilly ?.

[bibblebub]

the Y spelling is German

[Tilly2]

Lovely trip, sibs. Thank you. Ther Lorelei/Lorely was a bit disappointing after all the hype. Just the same as the Little Mermaid in Copenhagen........'Is that it?'

Yont, the odd thunderclap but no rain as yet......flippin' cheek.

[Tilly2]

Here it is:-

http://upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/commons/9/99/Lorelei_Statue.jpg

[Tilly2]

and here's the rock:-

http://liga.arnehamre.org/Bilder/Lorelei+media.jpg

[Tilly2]

Thanks, bibble. That's cleared that up in my mind. Loreley is the German spelling. Danke.

[Tilly2]

I am now talking to myself. Houston, I have a problem.