fleetwood mac - welcome to the room... sara (1987) video free download
from the album tango in the night
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
Comments
8 years ago
Yvonne wilson
Welcome to the room8 years ago
Justin Bos
one of my favorite fleetwoodmac / stevie nicks songs,9 years ago
Susan Szabo
Welcome to the room Sara!!!!!9 years ago
Gilli kennedy
awesome album - even now i love listening to it9 years ago
David Cook
One of the best albums of the 1980's imo. Atmospheric and brilliantly produced.9 years ago
Raechel Dossa
Love this song...9 years ago
Sweetmissy12
in the never forgotten words of your friends....10 years ago
sascha berger
deja vu....oh...I see....10 years ago
DJBoLtZ
Welcome to the room Sara , I'm Glad You Got Clean :) Love you Miss Nicks10 years ago
Fleetwood Mac
This song was (sadly) not a single but a minor radio hit back in 87'. The song is about getting over her cocaine addition Mick Fleetwood said this in his book. 10 years ago
Danyell Kwood
Love this song, saved me in dark times.10 years ago
Guy Petersen
Loved this tune and Stevie's best contribution on the whole album IMO! :-)10 years ago
Hellwyck
Sara, not Sarah. Steve used Sara as a pseudonym10 years ago
zebra5169
「sara」<「welcome to the room... sara ｣ (＾▽＾)ｖ10 years ago
regeer2011
hahahaha if you refer to the singing,nah it's stevie nicks,before that it's a little bongo drum i think10 years ago
snacks
dude is that a duck sound at the beginning11 years ago
Cheyenne McDonald
This is a dream right?11 years ago
Sandie B
"Front line baby" is actually Frontline, her manegerial group at the time. They had a heavy hand in getting her sent for drug treatment. They were not happy with her.11 years ago
Sandie B
You should have added an addendum: Not all the lyrics are from Blue Lamp. A good part of this song is autobiographical about her stay at the Betty Ford center. But the line about "you cease to exist" is something Joe Walsh said to her. That's where that came from.11 years ago
JustAnOldNomad
they are taken from the Stevie song "Blue Lamp"Related Videos
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