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09-01-2003, 06:54 AM
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"Temporary One" without a doubt is the best moment on it for me. It not only showed Chris making a return to her fun, lighthearted style of songwriting in her prime (1971-74) but lyrically it really seemed to sum up where the band were at the time, at least in the chorus.
I put it on the jukebox at the bar when I was all jacked up the other night, and when it came on they turned the music way down. I got pretty fuggin' pist about that one. So then I payed for 6 more Fleetwood Mac songs in a row, ones that would really annoy drunk barhoppers, like Tusk and Everywhere.  Morons.
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