It has yet to be released on Compact Disc. Buckingham has expressed an interest in the album seeing the light of day on CD. The CD is currently available on Amazon. He also suggested the possibility of a future joint Lindsey Buckingham-Stevie Nicks tour in the next few years to support the re-release. Buckingham-Nicks backing musicians Tom Moncrieff and Gary Hodges have also expressed interest in reuniting with Buckingham and Nicks in a possible future tour.
A Bootlegged version of this album can be easily found on many sites around the Internet, along with a bootlegged live concert recorded in the 70's in Alabama, U.S.A.
Lola My Love
Buckingham Nicks Lyrics
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Sure knows how to treat her man
Lola my love
She does everything a woman can
When I come home one thing on my mind
She knows just what I'm lookin' for
And in the morning after
I say
Lola-Lola
Lola-Lola
Races are run
Some people win
Some people always have to lose
In "Lola," Buckingham Nicks sing about Lola, a woman who knows how to take care of her lover. The song talks about how Lola is everything a woman can be, doing everything to make her man happy. The lyrics talk about how when the singer comes home, Lola knows what he's looking for, and in the morning, after a night of love and passion, the singer praises Lola for her ability to love.
The song's meaning might be pretty straightforward, but the lyrics suggest a deeper and more intimate connection between the singer and the subject of the song, Lola. The lyrics talk about how Lola is the epitome of a good lover; she knows how to treat her man, she is attentive, and she is passionate. The song's melody is upbeat, which helps to create a mood of excitement and energy, suggesting that the singer is genuinely in love with Lola.
Line by Line Meaning
Lola my love
The singer is addressing his lover, Lola, with affection.
Sure knows how to treat her man
Lola has a good understanding of what her partner needs and how to provide for him.
She does everything a woman can
Lola is willing and able to fulfill any role that is traditionally associated with women.
When I come home one thing on my mind
The artist is suggesting that he is always thinking about sex when he comes home.
She knows just what I'm lookin' for
Lola is perceptive and understands her partner's desires and needs.
And in the morning after
The singer is implying that he and Lola engage in sexual activity at night.
I say
The singer is indicating that he has something to communicate.
Lola you sure can love
The artist is expressing his appreciation for Lola's sexual prowess and her ability to fulfill his needs.
Lola-Lola
The artist is repeating Lola's name as a form of emphasis or exclamation.
Races are run
The artist is comparing relationships to a competitive event like a race.
Some people win
Some relationships are successful.
Some people always have to lose
Not all relationships can be successful, and some individuals will always experience heartbreak or failure.
Lyrics © Kobalt Music Publishing Ltd.
Written by: LINDSEY BUCKINGHAM
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@brittanybrown5058
Ok I am so happy I discovered buckingham nicks
@LFire12
Love this Album so many great tracks. Whatever about what happened later, they really did bring the best out of one another (even when things had gone off the rails). If I recall correctly, this (like Stefanie) is about Stevie, but she didn't want Lindsey using her name as the context was pretty evident, and so it became Lola.
@jonnymoka
This song is so
Good I had to listen again and again and again.
@ChrisGarmon
Massive "The Chain" vibe going on here
@blakeennis4746
This song was used as the basis for "The Chain".
@Ethan-de3we
This and "keep me there" were used heavily in making that song
@FfukieBonga
Sections of this track were 'spliced' into The Chain using old fashioned tape and razor blade to combine the elements. Actually, apart from the drums and bass the whole track is created from previously recorded songs (Check Christine McVie's Keep Me There to hear the original chord structure) and with heavy use of the 'Tape Splicing' method. Simply genius!
@th1rock
Like, duh.
@zodspeed
This album really proves that Lindsey Buckingham was the sound of Fleetwood Mac.
@TheCenteroftheUniverse
Bob Welch would like a word.