Straight Back

Fleetwood Mac · Trilogy [2005]

What can i say this time

Which card shall i play

The dream is not over

The dream is just away

And you will fly like some little wing

Straight back to the sun

The dream was never over

The dream has just begun

The dream has just begun.........dream....



My fingers find the ivory keys

And a song begins to begin

Like a wolf...on the run

And you will find

While in the wind

Something that you lost

The dream was never over...no...

The dream was only lost

(Hours and hours of waiting for you, so strong and so fleeting)

The dream has just begun

(And hours of waiting for you...in hopes of meeting)

The dream has just begun

(Meeting this way)

Well, the dream has just begun!



She remembers how good it can be...

He remembers a melody....

Ah...in the shadow of my shadow....in a gleam...



He remembers how good it can be....

She remembersa melody.....

Well...in the shadow of my shadow....in a dream...whoa....

(Hours and hours of waiting for you...so strong and so fleeting)

The dream has just begun

(Hours and hours of waiting this way...meeting me...)

And hours of waiting for you

(So strong and so fleeting)

The dream has just begun

(I'm tired of meeting this way)

Straight back now

(Hours and hours of waiting...so strong and so fleeting)

Hours and hours of waiting this way

Hours and hours of waiting this way

Straight back

Straight back

Straight back......yeah!!



He remembers a melody..

He remembers how good it can be...

Straight back

Straight back

Straight back......yeah!!

Straight Back - Fleetwood Mac

'Straight Back' is a track from Fleetwood Mac's 2005 compilation album Trilogy, which reissued the band's classic 1970s and 1980s recordings. The song features the distinctive guitar work of Lindsey Buckingham and the vocal harmonies characteristic of the group's mid-career period. As part of the Trilogy collection, the recording highlights the band's evolution from their early folk-rock roots to the polished pop-rock sound of their later years. The track exemplifies the collaborative spirit that defined Fleetwood Mac's discography, blending intricate instrumentation with melodic songwriting that became a staple of their catalog.