Leave It

Yes · Other Songs - Yes

I can feel no sense of measure
No illusions as we take
Refuge in young man's pleasure
Breaking down the dreams we make
Real

One down one to go
Another town and one more show
Downtown they're giving away
But she never came back

No phone can take your place
You know what I mean
We have the same intrigue
As a court of kings

Ah leave it
Ah leave it
Two down there you go
McArthur Park in the driving snow
Uptown they're digging it out
Better lay your claim

Get home you're not alone
You just broke out of the danger zone
Be there to show your face
On another dreamy day

Ah leave it
Ah leave it

Goodbye goodbye goodbye bad
Hello hello heaven

Goodbye goodbye goodbye bad
Hello hello heaven
Ah leave it

Ah leave it

I can feel no sense of measure
No illusions as we take
Refuge in young man's pleasure
Breaking down the dreams we make
Real

Ah leave it
Ah leave it

Goodbye goodbye goodbye bad
Hello hello heaven

Goodbye goodbye goodbye bad
Hello hello heaven

One down one to go
Another town and one more show

One down one to go
Another town and one more show
Ah leave it

Ah leave it

Ah leave it
Goodbye goodbye goodbye bad
Hello hello heaven

Goodbye goodbye goodbye bad

Leave it

Leave It - Yes

Released in 1973, 'Leave It' stands as a defining track in the progressive rock canon, showcasing the band's signature blend of intricate time signatures and soaring vocal harmonies. The song features the distinctive guitar work of Rick Wakeman and the driving rhythm section that became hallmarks of Yes's early catalog. As a staple of their live performances, the recording captures the group's transition from the psychedelic sounds of their debut to the more complex structures of their mid-70s work. Its enduring popularity stems from its melodic accessibility within a sophisticated framework, making it a frequent choice for live sets and a touchstone for fans of the genre.