Rock A Little (Go Ahead Lily)
Stevie Nicks · The Enchanted Works Of Stevie Nicks [1998]
Even when it's calm... still rock a little
Just like the sea... I rock a little
Say it was just like me
Still rock a little
Then you knew her... funny little dancer
And you watched her all night long
You were trying to learn from her teachers
One thing that she wanted
She would not be tangled up... in it
Hit it,
It's about time, lily
Oh, I know lily
Rock a little
Hit the stage... Hit the stage
Rock a little
She's home now;
She says I've gone far beyond that song
She says rock and roll ballerina
Where else would she go?
He knows his daughter, says
Where does she live?
He says, Oh, up there somewhere
Then he says, Go ahead, lily
Hit it,
Hit the stage, dancin'... go on
Hit it... Well, I know lily
It's about time, lily
Hit it
Well, I know lily
It's about time, lily
Hit it
Hit the stage
Hit it
Hit it, lily
It's about time, lily
Hit it
I know, lily
It's about time, lily
Hit the stage
Hit it, lily
Lots of them
And all one of a kind
But the most importatn thing was
What was on her mind
Pale... pink... satin... worn out in a week
But you loved you the most
And you said...
Go ahead, lily
Hit it
No explanations and I tell you no
You say... Nothing
That is how songs are written
Stories are told, rumours are started
That is how songs are written
Stories are told, rumours are started
Go ahead, lily
Hit it
It's about time lily
Hit the stage, dancin'
I know, lily
Hit it
Hit the stage
Go ahead, lily
Hit it
It's about time lily
Hit the stage, dancin'
I know, lily
Hit it
Hit the stage
Go ahead, lily
Hit it
It's about time lily
Hit the stage, dancin'
I know, lily
Hit it
Hit the stage
Rock A Little (Go Ahead Lily)
Stevie Nicks delivers a hauntingly beautiful ballad on this 1998 compilation, showcasing her signature ethereal vocal style and introspective songwriting. The track, often associated with her broader discography of romantic and melancholic themes, features lush instrumentation that complements her distinctive voice. As part of her extensive catalog of solo work, the recording reflects the soft, atmospheric production characteristic of her later career, emphasizing emotional depth over rhythmic drive. It stands as a testament to her ability to craft intimate moments within a larger collection of songs, appealing to fans of classic rock and folk who value lyrical nuance and melodic beauty.

