Song meaning of Silver Springs by Fleetwood Mac

Ah, "Silver Springs" by Fleetwood Mac, what a gem of a song. Stevie Nicks really knew how to channel her inner melodramatic diva in this one. So, the story goes like this: Stevie is on the hunt for a man and she's not holding back. She sees this potential "silver spring" of a partner, all flashy and vibrant, and she's like, "Hey, I can be your dream, baby, the crashing ocean of your autumn!" But wait, hold up, there's some other woman in the picture. Stevie is all like, "Don't you dare tell me she's pretty and loves you, because I sure as heck don't want to know!" Cue the sad break-up montage and Stevie pretending not to love the guy anymore. She runs away, turns around dramatically, and confesses, "I loved you years ago, but now I'm just telling myself you never loved me, just for the dramatic effect, you know?" And then she asks the burning question, "Was it worth it, my dear man? Tell me, because, trust me, I don't wanna know!" Time passes, the spell of love is cast, but Stevie assures us that the guy won't forget her, even though he wouldn't let her love him. She's like, "I'll follow you down, haunt you with the sound of my voice. Don't you dare think you can escape me, my dude, because I'm the woman who loved you and you're stuck with me for eternity!" And just when you think it couldn't get any more intense, she asks, "Was I just a fool?" Haha, oh Stevie, you're a legend. So, my friend, beware of falling into Stevie Nicks' glittery web of love and heartbreak. She'll haunt you with her passionate vocals and leave you questioning your life choices. Rock on, people!