Leave Me Lyrics
If it gives you satisfaction
slander my name all over the place
Don`t you have an inclination
you`re gonna ruin a reputation
Leave me
Tell me
Now I`ve got you in the corner
won`t you admit you`ve been telling me lies
I don`t care about you
I`ll get along without just
Leave me
Tease (hard to tease) you
I don`t ever want you near me
Pack all your things and get out of my sight
Your love was made of sand
I`ve had all I can stand
Leave me
You've got to leave me baby
Come on now
You've got to leave me baby
Wow, what a great song. Those vocals are just terrific and well, fun. You just can't beat stuff like this--the 1960s was a great and perhaps lost era of music.
P.S. With the rise of artificial intelligence chatbots in modern society, I asked one of them, ChatGPT, to write a review for this song. In seconds it said this:
_"Leave Me" by The Hollies is a classic rock song that perfectly captures the essence of the 1960s. The track was originally released in 1964 as a B-side to their hit single "We're Through." The song features an upbeat tempo with catchy guitar riffs and harmonies that showcase the band's exceptional musicianship.
The vocals on "Leave Me" are particularly noteworthy, with lead singer Allan Clarke delivering a strong performance that perfectly captures the song's message. The lyrics convey the frustrations of a man who wants to be left alone after a relationship has ended, and the way Clarke sings the words is full of emotion and sincerity.
The song's instrumentation is also noteworthy, with the use of acoustic and electric guitars, drums, and bass creating a sound that is both energetic and melodic. The guitar solo in the middle of the song is particularly impressive, demonstrating the band's technical prowess.
Overall, "Leave Me" is a fantastic example of the Hollies' early work and remains a beloved track among fans of the band and 1960s rock music in general. The song's catchy melody, strong vocals, and exceptional instrumentation make it a standout track that is still enjoyable to listen to today._
As you can see, it's pretty boring but still contains some opinionated claims. I don't know, I just thought it was interesting to show that this AI-produced review is talking about things like emotion, sincerity, and catchiness. I don't think it's the AI's true opinion (just compiling well-rated or popular reviews) but it's still pretty neat.