SQLite: how to name columns in a "values" subselect

In postgres I can say:

test=# select * from (values(1),(3),(7)) as foo(id);
 id
----
  1
  3
  7
(3 rows)

This means that such a subselect can subsequently be joined with other tables using foo.id etc.

In sqlite I can say:

sqlite> select * from (values(1),(3),(7)) as foo;

----------
1
3
7

but if I say foo(id) I'll get an error:

sqlite> select * from (values(1),(3),(7)) as foo (id);
Error: near "(": syntax error

Obviously with usual subselects (e.g. "(select ... as a, ... as b from... ) as foo" ) you could simply name each field.

The only simple workaround I found was to do an union like:

sqlite> select 1 as id where 1=0 union values(1),(3),(7);
id        
----------
1         
3         
7         

Is there a better way to name columns in this kind of "subselects" in SQLite?