Little Lies

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The chorus of Fleetwood Mac's 1987 hit Little Lies, with smooth vocals over bright synth-pop production. Used for nostalgic edits and throwback montages.

This sixteen-second clip captures the instantly recognisable chorus of Little Lies, driven by a shimmering synth line, a steady eighties drum groove and layered harmonies that lift the melody. Christine McVie's clear, warm vocal leads the hook, giving the sound a polished, bittersweet feel that is both upbeat and wistful. It does not build or explode; instead it lands with a smooth, confident swell that feels familiar within a second. That instant familiarity makes it ideal for setting a nostalgic mood, softening a joke or adding a knowing, retro gloss to a short video.

Little Lies is a Fleetwood Mac song written by Christine McVie and Eddy Quintela for the band's 1987 album Tango in the Night. Released as a single that year, it became one of the group's biggest late-career hits, reaching the top five in both the United States and the United Kingdom. Its polished synth-pop sound marked a shift from the band's earlier rock style, yet the chorus has kept it instantly recognisable. Decades later it remains a staple of eighties playlists and is frequently reused in short videos for its nostalgic, instantly familiar hook.

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What is the Little Lies sound?

It is a sixteen-second excerpt of the chorus from Fleetwood Mac's song Little Lies. The clip features the song's bright synth-pop arrangement and layered vocals, making it easy to recognise even without the full track playing.

Where is Little Lies from?

Little Lies comes from Fleetwood Mac's 1987 album Tango in the Night. It was written by Christine McVie and Eddy Quintela, sung by McVie, and released as a single that became a major hit in the US and UK.

Why is Little Lies popular in edits?

Its chorus is instantly familiar, upbeat and nostalgic, so it quickly sets an eighties mood without needing explanation. Creators use it for throwback montages, reveals and relationship recaps where a polished, wistful feeling fits the moment.