15 Ways

The Fall · Other Songs - The Fall

No need to be down-hearted

There must be 10 ways to leave your man

Don't be broken-hearted

There are many ways to leave your man



Leave your man

Leave your man

Leave your man



You gotta be cheerful-hearted

There's at least 15 ways to leave your man

Get a flat and a magazine

Get your body ahead and out of that scene



Don't be disconcerted

There must be 15 ways to leave your man

Soon you will discover

You are no longer undercover



Break, now

Fly direct to Post Office box



You'll get a dallying notion

But you will soon recover

No longer undercover

Branch out into complete disorder



You gotta be cheerful-hearted

There's at least 15 ways to leave your man

Get a flat and a magazine

Get your body ahead and out of that scene



But don't be disconcerted

There are 8 ways to keep your man

Don't be down-hearted

There are 15 ways to leave your man



There are 16 ways

To leave your man

Leave your man

Leave your man

15 Ways

15 Ways stands as a defining track from The Fall, capturing the band's signature post-punk intensity and Martin Hannett's distinctive production style. Released during a period of prolific output, the song exemplifies the group's ability to blend abrasive rhythms with enigmatic, often cryptic vocal delivery. The recording showcases the band's experimental approach, layering jagged guitar work over a driving bassline that propels the track forward with characteristic urgency. As part of their extensive discography, this work highlights the group's influence on alternative rock and their willingness to challenge conventional song structures. The track remains a testament to the band's enduring legacy, offering listeners a concentrated dose of the angular, energetic sound that defined their early career and continues to resonate within the genre.