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Fleetwood MacRelease date: 3rd January 2025
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"Believe Me (Live at the Record Plant, Sausalito, CA, 12/15/1974)" is a track by Fleetwood Mac, from the album Live From The Record Plant (December 15, 1974), released 3rd January 2025. The track is 4:54 long. It's filed under Rock. Full lyrics are available below. Dork has published 2 articles about Fleetwood Mac.
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I'm gonna be with you baby In everything you've done Even though you stopped the sun from shining Well I try I have my best But it may not be enough Times have been so tough that I can't tell you What can you say to accuse me When you know that I'm not to blame You know you're gonna use me 'Cause I'll always feel the same Oh, when will we be together In this crazy world we're in Is it really such a sin to love you? Well I try I have my best But it may not be enough Times have been so tough that I can't tell you What can you say to accuse me When you know that I'm not to blame You know you're gonna use me 'Cause I'll always feel the same Oh, when will we be together In this crazy world we're in Is it really such a sin to love you? Well I try I have my best But it may not be enough Times have been so tough that I can't tell you What can you say to accuse me When you know that I'm not to blame You know you're gonna use me 'Cause I'll always feel the same
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