This song might not be everyone's cup of tea but it is nevertheless a classic. It comes from the last album released by the Beatles in 1970. Two links are provided below - one with subtitles, the other without. 

N.B. don't confuse 'winding' with 'windy' - the former means 'tortuosa', the latter 'ventosa'. 

Things to listen out for: 

1. the use of the Present Perfect Simple (I've been ..., I've cried ...., I've tried ...) = finora, in vita mia;

2. the use of the Past Simple (You left me standing here a long time ago):

3. I've seen that road before ('before' would be translated 'già' in this case;

4. The past tense of to 'lead' (condurre, portare a) is 'led', as is the past participle.

P.S. listening to songs is a great way of improving your English. Use the lyrics until you can understand everything without needing to read them.