Bleed To Love Her
Fleetwood Mac · The Dance
Then she reaches out to kiss me
And how she takes my breath away
Pretending that she won't miss me
Oohh I would bleed to love her
Bleed to love her
Oohh I would bleed to love her
And once again she calls to me
Then she vanishes in thin air
And how she takes my breath away
Pretending that she's not there
Oohh I would bleed to love her
Bleed to love her
Oohh I would bleed to love her
Somebody's got to see this through
All the world is laughing at you
Somebody's got to sacrifice
If this whole thing's going to turn out right
Oohh I would bleed to love her
Bleed to love her
Oohh I would bleed to love her
Bleed To Love Her
Fleetwood Mac's "Bleed To Love Her" stands as a defining track from their 1977 album, The Dance. Recorded during a period of intense creative collaboration between Lindsey Buckingham and Stevie Nicks, the song exemplifies the band's signature blend of rock energy and melodic pop sensibility. As a staple of their discography, it captures the emotional volatility and romantic idealism that characterized their work in the late 1970s. The recording features Buckingham's distinctive guitar work and vocal delivery, contributing to the album's enduring legacy as a cornerstone of classic rock. Its inclusion in the band's broader catalogue highlights its significance in their evolution from a garage rock outfit to a polished studio act.