Stay Young
First recorded: 8 Sep 1997 — Oasis at Oslo Spektrum, Oslo, NO
Most recent: 18 Dec 1997 — Oasis at Wembley Arena, London, GB
By artist
| Artist | Plays | Gigs |
|---|---|---|
| Oasis | 43 | 43 |
Quick facts
- Artist
- Oasis
- Release
- The Masterplan
- Release year
- 1998
- Lyrics
- Available
- Recorded live plays
- 43 across 43 gigs
Lyrics
One way out is all you're ever going to get
From those who'll hand it out don't never let it upset you
'Cause they'll put words into your mouths
They're making you feel so ashamed
Making you taking the blame
Making you cold in the night
Making you question your heart and your soul
And I think that it's not quite right
Hey, stay young and invincible
'Cause we know just what we are
And come what may we're unstoppable
'Cause we know just what we are
Yeah we know just what we are
Yeah we know just what we are
Feed your head with all the things you need
When you're hungry
Stay in bed and sleep all day as long as it's Sunday
'Cause they'll put words into my mouth
They're making me feel so ashamed
Making me taking the blame
Making me cold in the night
Making me question my heart and my soul
And I think that it's not quite right
Hey, stay young and invincible
'Cause we know just what we are
And come what may we're unstoppable
'Cause we know just what we are
Yeah we know just what we are
Yeah we know just what we are
Hey, stay young and invincible
'Cause we know just what we are
And come what may we're unstoppable
'Cause we know just what we are
And hey, stay young and invincible
'Cause we know just what we are
And come what may my faith's unshakeable
'Cause we know just what we are
'Cause we know just what we are
'Cause we know just what we are
'Cause we know just what we are
'Cause we know just what we are
Know just what we are
Know just what we are
Know just what we are
Know just what we are
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Notes
"Stay Young" is an uplifting B-side track by Oasis, released on the D'You Know What I Mean? single in 1997. Written by Noel Gallagher, the song is characterized by its positive message and energetic delivery, encouraging listeners to stay true to themselves and maintain a sense of invincibility. The track became a fan favourite and is notable for its upbeat tempo, catchy chorus, and Noel's optimistic lyricism. It was later included on the compilation album The Masterplan (1998), further solidifying its place among Oasis's cherished B-sides.