Charge Clinton is grieving the demise of Christine McVie.

The previous president, 76, honored the late Fleetwood Macintosh artist by pondering his association with the band’s 1977 single “Don’t Stop,” which McVie composed. ” ‘Don’t Stop’ was my ’92 mission signature melody – it impeccably caught the state of mind of a country excited for more promising times,” he wrote in a Twitter post not long after her demise at age 79 on Wednesday.

In the video going with the post, McVie played out the melody close by individual musician Lindsey Buckingham at his debut ball in 1993.

At that point, “Don’t Stop” had turned into a staple for Clinton’s shows and mobilizes and is credited as one of the requests to Clinton’s gen X-er segment.

“I’m thankful to Christine and Fleetwood Macintosh for entrusting us with such a significant melody. I will miss her,” additional Clinton in the post.

The previous president referred to the tune toward the finish of his discourse at the 2000 Vote based Public Show, declaring, “Recollect, continue to put individuals first.

I’m saddened by the passing of Christine McVie. “Don’t Stop” was my ’92 campaign theme song – it perfectly captured the mood of a nation eager for better days. I’m grateful to Christine & Fleetwood Mac for entrusting us with such a meaningful song. I will miss her.

— Bill Clinton (@BillClinton) December 1, 2022

Continue to construct those extensions. Also, don’t quit contemplating tomorrow.”

Fleetwood Macintosh said there were “no words” to portray the bitterness of her passing in an assertion posted on their web-based entertainment pages on Wednesday.

“She was genuinely exceptional, extraordinary and capable unimaginable,” the assertion read.

“She was the best performer anybody could have in their band and the dearest companion anybody could have in their life. We were so fortunate to have an existence with her.

Separately and together, we loved Christine profoundly and are appreciative for the astounding recollections we have. She will be so extremely missed.”

McVie’s family reported her passing via web-based entertainment, composing that she died at the clinic “following a short disease,” encompassed by her loved ones.