It was probably Go Your Own Way.:o

:shrug:He didn't say what song it was.

Copenhagen
 

Am away on a seminar with work and as I stroll down the hotel corridor in Copenhagen I hear Sara being played. Considering the first half if the seminar hearing that tune was the highlight of the day so far!

[This service walk: As Liz Lemon would say, "I want to go to there!" I mean, not only was My Little Demon playing, but how in the world did anyone recognize it as a Fleetwood Mac song?]

[This is from an article talking about visiting a newly dedicated Military Service Walk]

Ledger Enquirer 5/30/2014

http://www.ledger-enquirer.com/2014/...ml?sp=/99/164/

At the splash pad, two little girls dance in the spray. Fleetwood Mac from the speakers in the ground plays "My Little Demon."

"I really don't like it… ain't nothing I can do. I really don't like it… I'm leaving it to you."

I think the memorial is perfect. It's not a towering hunk of marble that dominates the RiverWalk. It's words on simple markers.

Those words stick in your mind, a gentle reminder of why we are free.

Read more here: http://www.ledger-enquirer.com/2014/...#storylink=cpy

I heard "Thrown Down" at Home Depot the other day. I was pleasantly shocked. :laugh:

I've never heard any Say You Will songs played on radio, let alone in my local Bunnings Warehouse or Mitre 10.

What a great surprise for you! :nod:

Here's a cute video of Thrown Down

Viv he's hitting more of the high notes than Stevie does these days! Wow
Can tell he's somewhere in Australia too because of the Flight Centre in the background

"As Long as You Follow" while picking out peaches in the grocery store this morning.

Fox and Friends played the Cranberries version of GYOW while headed to commercial break. It was awesome. Fox always plays the best music it seems!!

Well at least it has something good about it then!
sorry.

Fox News is the only somewhat reliable news channel.

Fox is a whole lot more moderate than MSNBC and CNN. I watch a bit of all 3 so I can hear a bit of all "sides" of the story, but MSNBC gets on my nerves. Can never really watch it for more than 5 minutes at a time.

Silver Springs (Dance version) during lunch at a local burger joint.

Apparently this is not the case: http://touch.americablog.com/america...5312186c2ac85e