Paul McCartney discusses the cover of Beyoncé’s latest album ‘Blackbird’

Paul McCartney recently addressed Beyoncé blackbird Cover from her new album Cowboy Carter.

Paul posted two photos on Instagram on Thursday, the first of which was a black and white photo of him and the pop icon.

In the second photo, the musician uploaded the cover of the singer’s album from this year.

“I’m so happy with @beyonce’s version of my song.”blackbird‘,” Paul wrote.

“I think she did a wonderful version that reinforced the civil rights message that inspired me to write this song,” the musician explained.

“I think Beyoncé has done a great version and would urge anyone who hasn’t heard it to check it out. You’re going to love it!” Paul admitted.

Paul revealed, “I was talking to Beyoncé on FaceTime and she thanked me for writing the book and letting her do it.

“I told her I was so happy and that I thought she had nailed a killer version of the song,” he continued.

Paul noted, “In the early 1960s, when I saw images on television of black girls being excluded from school, I was shocked and I couldn’t believe it was still happening. It’s happening now.

He concluded: “It would be a great thing and makes me very proud that my song and Beyoncé’s amazing version can ease racial tensions.”

Interview in early 2018 QPaul shared the details of writing blackbird For the White Album.

“I sat down with my acoustic guitar and heard the civil rights issues that were going on in Alabama, Mississippi, and especially Little Rock in the ’60s,” he recalled at the time.

Paul recalled at the time: “That’s what I came up with, I just thought it would be great if I could write something and if it could get into the hands of anyone who’s going through these issues, it might help them. .” A little bit of hope. “

“In England, a bird is a girl, so I thought about a black girl going through this. You know, it’s time for you to stand up and see yourself free and take away these broken wings.”