Stevie Nicks wrote this song. It is most likely about the doomed relationship she had with the band’s drummer, Mick Fleetwood, during the time.
California indie pop band Best Coast performed the song live on the July 17, 2012 episode of Late Night with Jimmy Fallon. Their appearance generated stron...
[Verse 1]
Every night that goes between
I feel a little less
As you slowly go away from me
This is only another test
Every night you do not come
Your softness fades away
Did I ever really care that much?
Is there anything left to say?
[Chorus]
Every hour of fear I spend
My body tries to cry
Living through each empty night
A deadly calm inside
[Verse 2]
I haven't felt this way I feel
Since many a year ago
But in those years are the lifetimes past
I did not deal with the road
And I did not deal with you, I know
Though the love has always been
So I search to find an answer there
So I can truly win
[Chorus]
Every hour of fear I spend
My body tries to cry
Living through each empty night
A deadly calm inside
[Verse 3]
So I try to say goodbye, my friend
I'd like to leave you with something warm
But never have I been a blue calm sea
I have always been a storm
Always been a storm
Ooh, always been a storm
I have always been a storm
[Outro]
We were frail
She said, "Every night he will break your heart" (Storm)
I should have known from the first
I'd be the brokenhearted (Storm)
(Storm)
I loved you from the start (Storm)
Save us
(Storm) And not all the prayers in the world will save us
Storms was written by Stevie Nicks.
Storms was produced by Richard Dashut & Ken Caillat & Fleetwood Mac.
Fleetwood Mac released Storms on Fri Oct 12 1979.
Lindsey Buckingham shared in the liner notes:
This album is a study in contrasts. It’s a very different mood from the previous song and a very strong song in terms of its form. It has its own folky, country thing going on. The recording speaks of it being cut fairly live. I love this song.
Stevie...
She told The Guardian in 2020:
That one was a – excuse my language – fuck-you to Mick [Fleetwood]. I sat at my piano, a feminist woman, and I wrote it, to say that nothing you or anybody else can do to me can change the fact that, as the opening line goes: ‘Every night that goes between / I feel a...
Rolling Stone named it the #43 greatest Fleetwood Mac song, saying:
This gentle meditative ballad is Nicks’ lament for her brief, messy affair with Fleetwood. ‘That
relationship destroyed Mick’s marriage,’ she later recalled. Unsurprisingly, ‘Storms’ hit a sore spot for Buckingham. His girlfriend,...