Leave Me, Hurt Me

Darin · Darin Zanyar [2002]

leave me, hurt me, watch me cry

leave me, hurt me, its all a lie

leave me, hurt me, watch me die

I I I'll never come back to you



damn you girl, for using me

dont wanna face the truth, you gave to me

cant believe its over, from the tossing and turning

cause your arms won't be around me no more



try to sleep in my cold bed at night, we were meant to be

we give each other love, we need to leave me

we give each other love, we need to hurt me



leave me, hurt me, watch me cry

leave me, hurt me, its all a lie

leave me, hurt me, watch me die

I I I'll never come back to you

(X2)

never ever never ever never



damn you girl, for using me

dont wanna face the truth, you gave to me

cant believe its over, from the tossing and turning

cause your arms won't be around me no more



try to sleep in my cold bed at night, we were meant to be

we give each other love, we need to leave me

we give each other love, we need to hurt me



leave me, hurt me, watch me cry

leave me, hurt me, its all a lie

leave me, hurt me, watch me die

I I I'll never come back to you

(X2)



(girl on the phone)



leave me, hurt me, watch me cry

leave me, hurt me, its all a lie

leave me, hurt me, watch me die

I I I'll never come back to you

(X2)

Leave Me, Hurt Me

Darin's 2002 single "Leave Me, Hurt Me" stands as a defining track from his debut album, "Darin Zanyar." Released during the height of his career as a prominent figure in the English-language country-pop genre, the song exemplifies the emotional vulnerability and melodic hooks that characterized his early work. The recording features Darin's signature vocal delivery, blending traditional country storytelling with pop sensibilities that resonated widely across the United States. As a key component of his initial discography, the track helped establish his reputation as a songwriter and performer capable of crafting anthems about heartbreak and resilience. Its enduring popularity reflects the song's ability to connect with listeners through universal themes of relationship pain, cementing its place in his catalog of hits.