Worlds In A Tangle
Fleetwood Mac · Other Songs - Fleetwood Mac
Everybody begin to sing this song
The Reds are just over yonder boys
And we ain't gonna be here long
That's why I'm gonna build myself a cave
Move down in the ground
When I go into the army, babe
Won't be no more Reds around
Now you know I got my personary man
I've got my class cattoo
I begin to feel so worried
I just don't know what to do
That's why I'm gonna build myself a cave
Move down in the ground
When I go into the army, babe
There won't be no more reds around me
Now you know the world's all in a tangle man
Everybody begin to sing this song
The Reds are just over yonder boys
And we ain't gonna be here long
That's why I'm gonna build myself a cave
Move down in the ground
When I go into the army, babe
There won't be no more Reds around me
Worlds In A Tangle
Fleetwood Mac's "Worlds In A Tangle" stands as a poignant example of the band's late-career introspection, blending soft rock with folk sensibilities. Released during the period of their 1990 album *Behind The Mask*, the track reflects the group's continued exploration of personal turmoil and emotional complexity, a hallmark of their discography from the 1970s through the 1990s. The song features the band's signature interplay between Lindsey Buckingham's driving rhythms and Christine McVie's emotive vocals, capturing a moment where the members navigated both professional challenges and private struggles. Its enduring appeal lies in its ability to convey universal feelings of confusion and longing without relying on specific narrative details, making it a staple for fans of classic rock and soft rock alike.