Don't Leave Me Now: A Yearning Oldies Hit for Music Lovers

Don't Leave Me Now is a song by the English rock band Pink Floyd, released on their 1979 concept album, The Wall. The album tells the story of a rockstar named Pink, who isolates himself from the world and eventually builds a metaphorical wall to protect himself from emotional pain. The song expresses Pink's desperation for human connection and his fear of being alone. It features haunting vocals by Roger Waters and a powerful guitar solo by David Gilmour. The song has since become a fan favorite and a standout track on the album.

• Don't Leave Me Now is a song by Pink Floyd from their album The Wall released in 1979.
• The song features David Gilmour's emotive guitar solo and Roger Waters' poignant lyrics about abandonment.
• The song's chorus is accompanied by a choir chanting "Ooooh, babe," adding to the song's haunting and emotional quality.

Ooh, babe
Don't leave me now

Don't say it's the end of the road
Remember the flowers I sent
I need you, babe
To put through the shredder in front of my friends

Oh, babe
Don't leave me now

How could you go?
When you know how I need you
(Need you, need you, need you, need you, need you, need you)
To beat to a pulp on a Saturday night

Oh, babe
Don't leave me now

How can you treat me this way?
Running away

Ooh, babe
Why are ya running away?

Ooh, babe

Ooh, babe

Ooh, babe

Aah!