Leave Me
Hollies · Clarke Hicks & Nash Years [2011]
Leave me, if it gives you satisfaction
Slander my name all over the place
Don't you have an inclination?
You're gonna ruin a reputation, leave me
Tell me, now I've got you in the corner
Won't you admit you've been telling me lies?
I don't care about you
I'll get along without, just leave me
It's so hard to please you, yeah
(Hard to please)
Tease you
(Hard to tease)
Leave me, I don't ever want you near me
Pack all your things and get out of my sight
Your love was made of sand
I've had all I can stand, leave me
It's so hard to please you, yeah
(Hard to please)
Tease you
(Hard to tease)
Leave me, I don't ever want you near me
Pack all your things and get out of my sight
Your love was made of sand
I've had all I can stand, leave me
You've got to leave me, baby
Come on, now
You've got to leave me, baby
Slander my name all over the place
Don't you have an inclination?
You're gonna ruin a reputation, leave me
Tell me, now I've got you in the corner
Won't you admit you've been telling me lies?
I don't care about you
I'll get along without, just leave me
It's so hard to please you, yeah
(Hard to please)
Tease you
(Hard to tease)
Leave me, I don't ever want you near me
Pack all your things and get out of my sight
Your love was made of sand
I've had all I can stand, leave me
It's so hard to please you, yeah
(Hard to please)
Tease you
(Hard to tease)
Leave me, I don't ever want you near me
Pack all your things and get out of my sight
Your love was made of sand
I've had all I can stand, leave me
You've got to leave me, baby
Come on, now
You've got to leave me, baby
Leave Me - Hollies
Hollies' "Leave Me" stands as a quintessential example of their mid-1960s pop-rock sound, characterized by driving rhythms and emotive vocal harmonies. Recorded during the band's peak era, the track exemplifies the genre's shift toward more polished production while retaining the raw energy of British Invasion rock. The song features the group's signature tight vocal arrangements, a hallmark of their discography that defined the era's landscape. As a staple of their catalogue, "Leave Me" captures the infectious optimism and melodic sophistication that made Hollies a defining act of the time, resonating with audiences who sought both catchy hooks and sincere emotional delivery in their music.