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"Silver Springs (2002 Remastered)" is a track by Fleetwood Mac, from the album The Very Best Of Fleetwood Mac (Remastered), released 11th October 2002. The track is 4:31 long. It's filed under Rock. Full lyrics are available below. Dork has published 2 articles about Fleetwood Mac.
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You could be my silver spring Blue-green colors flashing I would be your only dream Your shining autumn ocean crashing Don't say that she's pretty And did you say that she loved you? Baby, I don't want to know So I begin not to love you Turn around, see me running I say I loved you years ago Tell myself you never loved me, no And don't say that she's pretty And did you say that she loved you? Baby, I don't want to know Oh no, and can you tell me was it worth it? Baby, I don't want to know Time cast a spell on you You won't forget me I know I could have loved you But you would not let me Time cast a spell on you You won't forget me Well, I know I could have loved you But you would not let me Well, i follow you down until the sound Of my voice will haunt you Give me just a chance You'll never get away from the sound Of the woman that loved you Was I just a fool? I follow you down until the sound Of my voice will haunt you Give me just a chance You'll never get away from the sound Of the woman that loved you Time cast a spell on you But you won't forget me
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