Unreleased song from the Mirage era.Love turned to hateTouch turned to pullWhat could I doMy cup was fullGoodbye Angel Goodbye angel(Just let it go)(Keeping on pulling)(Just let it go)Goodbye Angel(keeping on pulling)(Just let it go) Probably the most heartbreaking part of the song, Lindsey is trying to finally make it clear to Stevie that this needs to end and that she needs to stop holding on to whatever they used to have. He may love her still, but he knows that a romantic relationship is not possible for them. Stevie, however still may be reaching for him, hoping that he will stay in her life. Lindsey has been a source of joy for her in the past, he was always a rock of support, and he could always magically make her songs sound beautiful. Lindsey is trying his best to move on, especially as he continues his relationship with Carol, but Stevie is still holding on to him because perhaps she thinks he is the only one who she can turn to, the only one who really understands her. Stevie was dealing with her drug addiction on her own and perhaps she felt the need to pull Lindsey toward her for comfort even though she herself had pulled away from him during their breakup. These lines could also be Lindsey's plea to himself. He needs to reassure himself that this is the right thing to do so he quickly says goodbye to his Angel and tries to pull himself away. He believes that if he let's it (any last remainder of his feelings for her) go, then he can finally be happy and he can reach some state of sanity. Lindsey wrote "Goodbye Angel" in 1982 and it was never released until 1992 in the 25 years- The Chain boxed set. Following the release of The Dance in 1997, Lindsey and Stevie did a joint interview in which Lindsey spoke of the end of their relationship. "You break up in '77 and think, 'Hey, get on with it buddy,' but you see that person every day for the next 10 years, pretty much in your face. It wasn't until I left in 1987 that I could face all the issues with Stevi...