Leave In Love
Boy George · Other Songs - Boy George
Don't try to judge me by your feelings
By telling me that I'm too plain
You know it hurts to see you aiming
But if you love me
Then It's better to leave this way
It's better to leave in love (so much better)
If you believe in love (If you believe)
Better to leave in love
It's better to leave this way
You always say that love - it hurts
You never thought the beat would end this way
But if the magic's lost between us, between us
Then there's nothing, no there's nothing to say
It's better to leave in love (so much better)
If you believe in love (If you believe)
Better to leave in love
It's better to leave this way
It's better to leave in love (so much better)
If you believe in love (If you believe)
Believe in love
It's better to leave this way
I don't understand you
When you say you're not that strong (you know that I'm not that strong)
It's not that I don't love you
But you know that the feeling's gone
I don't understand you
Oh you know that it's true
But I could never hide my love
It's not that I don't love you, love you
You know I do
You know that I do
It's better to leave in love (so much better)
If you believe in love (If you believe)
Better to leave
It's better to leave this way
To leave in love
If you believe in love (If you believe)
Better To leave, to leave in love
It's better to leave this way
Leave In Love
Leave In Love stands as a poignant song in Boy George's expansive discography, reflecting the emotional depth that has defined his career since the 1980s. Known for his distinctive androgynous style and soulful baritone, George has consistently explored themes of heartbreak and longing across his body of work. This recording captures the essence of his signature sound, blending pop sensibilities with a melancholic undertone that resonates with longtime fans and new listeners alike. While often associated with his early hits, this track demonstrates his enduring ability to craft intimate narratives through music. It serves as a reminder of his versatility within the genre, maintaining the atmospheric quality that characterizes his most memorable performances without relying on overt theatricality.