Solecisms in Fleetwood Mac Songs

[David]

What are your favorite solecisms (errors in grammar or usage) in Fleetwood Mac songs? Sometimes the colloquialisms "belong" to the song -- rock songs are always loose & they should be loose -- but sometimes the problem just screams: "I'm a problem!"

Sometimes I can't help but feel/That I'm wasting all of my time
-- Christine McVie

Hoping tomorrow will never come/For you & I
-- Christine McVie

And the songbirds are singing/Like they know the score
-- Christine McVie

I cared not for love nor money
-- Stevie Nicks

I can't define love like it should be
-- Stevie Nicks

And if I was a child/And the child was enough
-- Stevie Nicks

Not like we do in L.A.
-- Lindsey Buckingham

As I lay here in the darkness
-- Colin Allen

How I wish I was back in Georgia
-- Bob Welch

She flashed a couple looks my way
-- Bob Welch

You'll be lovin' like your little mother did ... I won't leave you like my father did
-- Danny Kirwan


And for just plain weird:

I want to be inside your heart/That's the place for me
-- Christine McVie

Does Christine prefer kicking back in his ventricles or his atria?
Preferable for the figuration: "I want to be in your heart"