Silver Springs - 2004 Remaster

About Silver Springs - 2004 Remaster

Stevie wrote “Silver Springs” about her breakup with fellow bandmate guitarist Lindsey Buckingham, a symbolic look at what their relationship could have been had it continued to progress. The title was inspired by a sign, bearing the name of the city Silver Spring. Stevie saw the sign while passing through Silver Spring, Maryland. .

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About this song

Credited to

Fleetwood Mac

Album

50 Years - Don't Stop · Track 41 of 50

Released

November 16, 2018

Duration

4:29

Ranking

#4 most played Fleetwood Mac track on Foxsoundi

On Last.fm

917,199 listeners on Last.fm

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From the album: 50 Years - Don't Stop