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| Source:Fleetwood Mac- performing Don't Stop live. |
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This photo is from a much current performance of Fleetwood Mac's Don't Stop. Perhaps from the 1990s, but the video that this photo is from is not currently available online right now.
Source:Fleetwood Mac- performing Don't Stop live.
The official song of the 1992 Clinton presidential campaign. Great message to the song if you think about ( I know, thinking is scary if your'e not accustomed to it ) because it was the official song of not just a major presidential campaign, but the campaign that won the election, that wasn't even expected to win a Democratic primary in 1992. ( Outside of Arkansas )
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The official song of the 1992 Clinton presidential campaign. Great message to the song if you think about ( I know, thinking is scary if your'e not accustomed to it ) because it was the official song of not just a major presidential campaign, but the campaign that won the election, that wasn't even expected to win a Democratic primary in 1992. ( Outside of Arkansas )
"Don't stop thinking about tomorrow, because tomorrow will always be better if that is what you strive, push and work for" I'm sure that is not a direct quote from Fleetwood Mac from this song, but it's damn close. "Full speed ahead, no regrets, tomorrow will always be better, decisions that you don't make today, opportunities that you pass up, may never be around again" A very idealistic message for a national political campaign where almost nothing was expected from it other than the two people at the top of the campaign those people being Bill and Hillary Clinton.
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