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Beware My Love "Beware My Love" and "Time to Hide" as well as "Let 'Em In" as successful examples of McCartney's rock style. Rodriguez considered "Beware My Love" to be the only song on "Wings at the Speed of Sound" to be as good as the best songs from Wings' previous two albums, "Band on the Run" and "Venus and Mars". "CD Review" magazine described "Beware My Love" as "a fiery rocker." Beatle authors Roy Carr and Tony Tyler used "Beware My Love" as an example of "Wings at the Speed of Sound" being strong melodically. Madinger and Easter described it as one