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10-17-2009, 05:27 PM
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Stevie and Lindsey circa Tango In The Night
I do not know the history, but "Welcome to the Room Sara" just popped up on my ipod and I was reminded of the interpretation of this song as Stevie wondering what people's reactions will be to her when she gets out of rehab --specifically that of Lindsey. Lindsey and CAH had been broken up. Stevie had gotten clean. FM were making an album. So here's my question:
Was Stevie hoping she and Lindsey would get back together? Did Klonopin and the pressures/difficulties of the album keep them apart? p.s. - This may be the silliest thread OP ever. apologies in advance.
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