Little Lies

Fleetwood Mac · Trilogy [2005]

If I could turn the page

In time, then I'd rearrange just a day or two

Close my

Close my

Close my eyes



But I couldn't find a way

So I'll settle for one day to believe in you

Tell me

Tell me

Tell me lies



Tell me lies

Tell me sweet little lies

(Tell me lies - tell me, tell me lies)

Oh no, no you can't disguise

(You can't disguise - no, you can't disguise)

Tell me lies

Tell me sweet little lies



Although I'm not making plans

I hope that you understand there's a reason why

Close your

Close your

Close your eyes



No more broken hearts

We're better off apart

Let's give it a try

Tell me

Tell me

Tell me lies



Tell me lies

Tell me sweet little lies

(Tell me lies - tell me, tell me lies)

Oh no, no you can't disguise

(You can't disguise - no you can't disguise)

Tell me lies

Tell me sweet little lies



If I could turn the page

In time, then I'd rearrange just a day or two

Close my

Close my

Close my eyes



But I couldn't find a way

So I'll settle for one day to believe in you

Tell me

Tell me

Tell me lies



Tell me lies

Tell me sweet little lies

(Tell me lies - tell me, tell me lies)

Oh no, no you can't disguise

(You can't disguise - no, you can't disguise)



Tell me lies

Tell me sweet little lies

(Tell me lies - tell me, tell me lies)

Oh no, no you can't disguise

(You can't disguise - no you can't disguise)

Tell me lies

Tell me sweet little lies

(Tell me, tell me lies)

Little Lies

Little Lies stands as a defining track from Fleetwood Mac's expansive discography, showcasing the band's signature blend of soft rock and introspective songwriting. Released during the era surrounding their 2005 compilation efforts, the song captures the polished production and emotional depth that characterized the group's most celebrated period. The recording features the interplay of vocals and instrumentation that made the band a staple of classic rock radio, balancing melodic accessibility with lyrical complexity. As part of a catalogue that includes landmark albums like Rumours and Tusk, this work reflects the enduring appeal of the group's collaborative songwriting process. The track remains a testament to their ability to craft timeless pop-rock anthems that resonate across generations without relying on fleeting trends.