Seven Wonders

Fleetwood Mac · Trilogy [2005]

So long ago, certain place, certain time

You touched my hand on the way

On the way down to Emmiline



But if our paths never cross

Well, you know I'm sorry but...



If I live to see the seven wonders

I'll make a path to the rainbow's end

I'll never live to match the beauty again

The rainbow's end



So it's hard to find someone with that kind of intensity

You touched my hand I played it cool

And you reached out your hand to me



But if our paths never cross

Well, you know I'm sorry but...



If I live to see the seven wonders

I'll make a path to the rainbow's end

I'll never live to match the beauty again

The rainbow's end



So long ago

It's a certain time, it's a certain place

You touched my hand and you smiled

All the way back you held out your hand

If I hope and if I pray, ooh it might work out someday



If I live to see the seven wonders

I'll make a path to the rainbow's end

I'll never live to match the beauty again



If I live to see the seven wonders

(Well if I live to see the seven wonders)

I'll make a path to the rainbow's end

(Well I'll make a path back)

I'll never live to match the beauty again

(Never live to see the beauty the beauty the very same beauty again)



If I live to see the seven wonders

(Well if I live to see the...)

I'll make a path to the rainbow's end

I'll never live to match the beauty again



If I live to see the seven wonders

Seven Wonders - Fleetwood Mac

Released on the 2005 Trilogy compilation, 'Seven Wonders' stands as a definitive example of Fleetwood Mac's enduring power ballad style. The track features the band's signature blend of lush harmonies and melodic guitar work, characteristic of their late-career recordings. While the song does not appear on a specific studio album, it captures the emotional depth and polished production that defined the group's catalog throughout the 1970s and 1980s. As part of the band's extensive discography, the recording showcases the collaborative songwriting and vocal interplay that made Fleetwood Mac a cornerstone of rock history.