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Originally Posted by evenstevie23
"It's like Lindsey and me: no matter how many children or grandchildren you have, Lindsey, I'm always gonna be there. Lindsey has these three marvellous children, and that has given him unconditional love, which is what he always wanted. I couldn't give him that. But I know a lot of Lindsey's songs are about me, because a lot of my songs are about him. I call us 'our Miserable Muses'. In a band like Fleetwood Mac, you have arguments, and it makes for great art."
She's warming to her theme, the slightest smile playing about her lips. "So is he sorry that our relationship broke up in 1976? Yes. And if he had to do it all over, would he not move to LA, and maybe try to find our record deal in San Francisco? Yes. Because we both believe that we might still be together. Probably not, but it's possible .... When we're together, and people see the two of us walking towards them, we are a force of nature. Absolutely."
You folks have probably read this but it was new reading for me.
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I like that in this interview, she says "we both believe that we might still be together" if they hadn't joined Fleetwood Mac. Many times she'll just say
Lindsey believes it. However, I think - and this interview bears that out - that the reason she keeps bringing it up is because SHE believes it, too.