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Originally Posted by Nikolaj
Any guess what 'lay me down in the tall grass and let me do my stuff" might mean? I have two ideas. A rather mysterious lyric, or, if not, one certainly open to interpratation  |
I always assumed it came from this (from Mick's book):
"The McVies' marriage cracked apart for good while we were living in a rented house in Florida, having taken some time off from touring. We decided to use the vacation to rehearse and write for the next album. It was a strange house, a run-down place with
overgrown grass and frogs in the green swimming pool in which we half expected to see William Holden floating facedown. There was barbed wire around the property and a rather odd atmosphere. Our big equipment trucks were pulled up in the driveway, and we stayed there with the roadies and their girlfriends. "Go Your Own Way" and a couple of other songs were written there."