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Welcome To The Room...Sara Lyrics

It's not home
And it's not Tara
If fact do I know you
Have I been here before
This is a dream, right
Deja Vu
Did I come here on my own
Oh I see
Welcome to the room Sara for Scarlett
Welcome to the choir, sir

Ooooh
Missionary
Well I will be different
When I get back
And you can take all of the credit
You say everything's fine, baby
But sometimes at night
Where the first cut is the deepest one of all
And the second one
Well it's a worthless thing, so take it all the way back home
Take it home

Ooh, downstairs where the big old house is mine
Ohh, upstairs where the stars laugh and shine
Oh, oh well I thought that you were mine
Well I thought that you were mine

Welcome to the room Sara, Sara (for Scarlett)
Welcome to the choir, sir
Well of course it was a problem (for Scarlett)
Front line baby
Well you held her prisoner
And after all these years
Well as well as you knew her
In the never forgotten words of another one of your friends
In the never forgotten words of another one of your friends, baby
When you hang up that phone
Well you cease to exist
Welcome to the room Sara
Welcome
Welcome to the room everyone
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Submitted by
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Welcome to the room Sara is about Stevie nicks time in rehab. She went by the name of Sara, and the “of course it was a problem, sir” was her saying, like, of course my coke habit was a problem, now go git me some help! And fact: the “downstairs where the big old house is mine” and “upstairs where the stars laugh and shine” are both recycled lines from “blue lamp” which is a song on Stevie nicks debut album Bella Donna. Both wonderful songs!!!!

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Cover art for Welcome To The Room...Sara lyrics by Fleetwood Mac

Stevie has said that this song is about her visit to rehab. If I am not mistaken Frontline was her management company at the time and they were responsible for putting her in rehab. "Well I will be different - When i get back - And you can take all of the credit - Youll say everythings fine, baby".

Cover art for Welcome To The Room...Sara lyrics by Fleetwood Mac

Never heard this song...Although, the lyrics make it sound like it was written about Gone with the wind..not sure who Sara is though... It's not home And it's not TaraTara was the name of Scarlett's plantation and it mentions her name and it talks about how Rhett held her prisoner in her own heart...because she felt like she couldn't love anyone but him...I dunno, just a thought.

 
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