Crying In The Night
Fleetwood Mac · Other Songs - Fleetwood Mac
From the LP Buckingham/Nicks
She was that kind of lady
Times were hard
But she could come curling 'round you
Like fingers
But she'll leave you
Crying in the night
She will leave you
Crying in the night
She's going to leave you
Crying in the night
She's back in town
And she's looking around
Say you needed someone to depend on
You're all alone
She's the only one
Who can come take you far away
Take your breath away
Come on baby
She's the wrong kind a' girl
She's a come-on lady
She's a tarnished pearl
She'll take your money
She'll wreck your world
Wreck your world
She's a come-on baby
Come-on girl.
A come-on girl
Come on ... girl
She's back
And she's looking around
And she's looking around
And she's looking around
Crying In The Night
Crying In The Night stands as a poignant song in Fleetwood Mac's extensive catalogue, showcasing the band's signature blend of rock and introspective songwriting. While the track appears outside their most commercially celebrated studio albums, it reflects the enduring emotional depth that has defined the group's musical identity for decades. The recording captures the band's ability to craft melancholic melodies that resonate with listeners, maintaining the high production standards associated with their legacy. This song contributes to the broader narrative of Fleetwood Mac's discography, offering fans a glimpse into their consistent exploration of personal turmoil and resilience. As part of their rich body of work, it remains a testament to the group's lasting influence on rock music and their capacity to deliver powerful, emotive performances across various eras.