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Old 06-12-2012, 12:03 AM
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http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=WyKk7M7V9F8 Someone wrote that she was singing "My Lord is you", "What it is about my evil", "Forgive me" and "Evil warping's in Order" I'm sure Stevie would laugh so hard listening to it!
I didn't know it was in youtube!! I can't hear the phrases they mention. Maybe a "forgive" , but not "forgive me". It's just coincidence.. hey WAIT! SO IT IS TRUE!!! THE RUMOURS WERE TRUE!!! MICK SAID IT IN HIS BOOK!!!

Meanwhile, as 1976 drew to a close, our career began to accelerate. In November our three-year-old album Mystery to Me was awarded a gold album; sales had been substantially goosed by increased airplay of "Hypnotized." Then, as we wrapped up our new album, John McVie came up with a new title for the record.

Rumours.

It was brilliantly apt. It seemed at the time that everyone in the music business in southern California had the exclusive inside dope about the secret lives of Fleetwood Mac, and no one hesitated to circulate the most scurrilous tales. They said that Stevie was sleeping with me; that Christine had run off with Lindsey; that Stevie was seeing both John and me on alternate Wednesdays; that violent fistfights were commonplace in the studio; that Stevie was definitely leaving the band next Friday; that Stevie had left us months ago and this was the reason the new album had been delayed; that we were all crippled by mass quantities of alcohol and cocaine; that Stevie practiced black magic and led a coven of witches in the Hollywood Hills; that Fleetwood Mac was a burnt-out case.
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