“Every Night” is a song by Paul McCartney from his debut solo album, McCartney, released in 1970. Written during a time of personal reflection after The Beatles’ breakup, the song reflects McCartney’s longing for peace and stability in his life.
The song is a gentle, introspective ballad with acoustic guitar accompaniment. Lyrically, “Every Night” expresses McCartney’s feelings of emotional exhaustion and his desire to escape the pressures of fame and the turmoil surrounding The Beatles at the time. He sings about finding solace and comfort in being with his wife, Linda McCartney, and wanting to spend peaceful evenings together.
“Every Night” is one of the standout tracks from the McCartney album, praised for its simplicity and heartfelt delivery. It represents a more intimate side of McCartney’s songwriting, focusing on personal emotions rather than grand narratives.
