I'd Like To Leave If I May
Bee Gees · Other Songs - Bee Gees
How can I meet other girls when you won't let me go
My heart's still in a whirl and gee I feel so low
I don't know why I feel this way
I'd like to leave if I may
I can't go to play ,you have got a hold on me
You make me work all day
Why don't you set me free
You're on my mind almost all hours of the day
I'd like to leave if I may
It's plain to see that I don't need ya anymore
Why don't you stay beside , and let me through the door
I know that in my life I've made one big mistake
You'll only hurt me more if we don't make the break
I'm telling you , so hear what I say
I'd like to leave if I may
It's plain to see that I don't need ya anymore
Why don't you stay beside , and let me through the door
I know that in my life I've made one big mistake
You'll only hurt me more if we don't make the break
I'm telling you , so hear what I say
I'd like to leave if I may
I'd like to leave if i
Won't you let me leave if i
I'd like to leave if I may , if I may
My heart's still in a whirl and gee I feel so low
I don't know why I feel this way
I'd like to leave if I may
I can't go to play ,you have got a hold on me
You make me work all day
Why don't you set me free
You're on my mind almost all hours of the day
I'd like to leave if I may
It's plain to see that I don't need ya anymore
Why don't you stay beside , and let me through the door
I know that in my life I've made one big mistake
You'll only hurt me more if we don't make the break
I'm telling you , so hear what I say
I'd like to leave if I may
It's plain to see that I don't need ya anymore
Why don't you stay beside , and let me through the door
I know that in my life I've made one big mistake
You'll only hurt me more if we don't make the break
I'm telling you , so hear what I say
I'd like to leave if I may
I'd like to leave if i
Won't you let me leave if i
I'd like to leave if I may , if I may
I'd Like To Leave If I May
Released by the Bee Gees, this track exemplifies the group's signature harmonies and melodic sensibility during their mid-1970s period. The song features the distinctive vocal interplay characteristic of the brothers, blending pop structures with a touch of soulful depth. While often associated with their broader catalog of romantic ballads and dance-oriented hits, the recording showcases their ability to craft emotionally resonant melodies that defined an era of British pop music. The composition relies on intricate vocal arrangements and a polished production style that became a hallmark of their work, contributing to their enduring legacy as one of the most influential acts in modern music history.