Don't Go Away
First recorded: 4 Oct 1997 — Oasis at Saturday Night Live, New York, US
Most recent: 25 Mar 1998 — Oasis at Palacio de los Deportes, Mexico City, MX
By artist
| Artist | Plays | Gigs |
|---|---|---|
| Oasis | 59 | 58 |
Quick facts
- Artist
- Oasis
- Release
- Be Here Now
- Release year
- 1997
- Lyrics
- Available
- Recorded live plays
- 59 across 58 gigs
Lyrics
Cold and frosty morning, there's not a lot to say
About the things caught in my mind
And as the day was dawning, my plane flew away
With all the things caught in my mind
I don't wanna be there when you're coming down
I don't wanna be there when you hit the ground
So don't go away, say what you say
Say that you'll stay forever and a day
In the time of my life 'cause I need more time
Yes, I need more time just to make things right
Damn, my situation and the games I have to play
With all the things caught in my mind
Damn, my education, I can't find the words to say
With all the things caught in my mind
And I wanna be there when you're, coming down
And I do wanna be there when you hit the ground
So don't go away, say what you say
Say that you'll stay forever and a day
In the time of my life 'cause I need more time
Yes, I need more time just to make things right
Me and you, what's going on?
All we seem to know is how to show the feelings that are wrong
So don't go away, say what you say
Say that you'll stay forever and a day
In the time of my life 'cause I need more time
Yes, I need more time just to make things right
And don't go away, say what you say
Say that you'll stay forever and a day
In the time of my life 'cause I need more time
Yes, I need more time just to make things right
Yes, I need more time just to make things right
Yes, I need more time just to make things right
So don't go away
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Notes
"Don't Go Away" is a song by Oasis from their third studio album, Be Here Now (1997). Written by Noel Gallagher, the track captures the sense of longing and vulnerability that was prevalent during this period of the band's career. With heartfelt lyrics and a powerful chorus, it remains one of the band's most emotional and beloved songs, resonating deeply with fans for its themes of loss and hope.