Go Let It Out
First recorded: 10 Feb 2000 — Oasis at Top of the Pops, London, GB
Most recent: 11 Sep 2021 — Liam Gallagher at Glasgow Green, Glasgow, GB
By artist
| Artist | Plays | Gigs |
|---|---|---|
| Oasis | 189 | 189 |
| Noel Gallagher's High Flying Birds | 71 | 71 |
| Liam Gallagher | 4 | 4 |
Quick facts
- Artist
- Oasis
- Release year
- 2000
- Lyrics
- Available
- Recorded live plays
- 264 across 264 gigs
Lyrics
Paint no illusion, try to click with whatcha got
Taste every potion 'cause if you like yourself a lot
Go let it out, go let it in, and go let it out
(Pick up the pace)
Life is precocious in the most peculiar way
Sister psychosis don't got a lot to say
She go let it out, she go let it in, she go let it out
She go let it out, she go let it in, she go let it out
Is it any wonder why princes and kings
Are clowns that caper in their sawdust rings?
Ordinary people that are like you and me?
We're the keepers of their destiny
We're the keepers of their destiny
I'm goin', leaving this city, I'm goin', drivin' outta town
And you're comin' with me, the right time is always now
To go let it out, to go let it in, and go let it out
To go let it out, to go let it in, and go let it out
Is it any wonder why princes and kings
Are clowns that caper in their sawdust rings?
Ordinary people that are like you and me?
We're the builders of their destiny
We're the builders of their destiny
We're the builders of their destiny
We're the builders of their destiny
So go let it out, go let it in
Go let it out, don't let it in
And go let it out, go let it in
And go let it out, don't let it, don't let it in, don't let it in
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Notes
Go Let It Out is the lead single from **Oasis**'s fourth studio album, Standing on the Shoulder of Giants (2000). Written by Noel Gallagher, the song exemplifies the band's knack for creating anthemic rock tunes with a strong message of individuality and freedom. Featuring Liam Gallagher's distinctive vocal delivery, the track is known for its catchy riff, infectious chorus, and uplifting lyrics. The song debuted at number one on the UK Singles Chart, further solidifying Oasis's status as one of the most influential bands of their era.