NOW
moody. Lyrics

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We've already said "goodbye"
Since you gotta go, oh you'd better
Go now, go now, go now (go now, ooh)
Before you see me cry?

I don't want you to tell me just what you intend to do now
'Cause how many times do I have to tell you darlin', darlin'
I'm still in love with you now

Whoa oh oh oh

We've already said "so long"
I don't want to see you go, oh you'd better
Go now, go now, go now (go now, ooh)

Don't you even try?
Tellin' me that you really don't want it to end this way
'Cause darlin', darlin', can't you see I want you to stay, yeah

Since you gotta go, oh you'd better
Go now, go now, go now (go now, ooh)
Before you see me cry
I don't want you to tell me just what you intend to do now
'Cause how many times do I have to tell you darlin', darlin'
I'm still in love, still in love with you now

Ooh ooh ooh
I don't want to see you go but darlin', you better go now

Overall Meaning

The song "Go Now" by moody. is a heart-wrenching ballad about a person pleading with their partner to leave before they become too emotional and start crying. The song is about a relationship that has already ended, but the singer is still in love with their partner and can't bear to see them leave. The chorus of the song repeats the phrase "go now" several times, emphasizing the urgency of the situation and the need for the partner to leave before it's too late.

The first verse of the song sets the tone for the rest of the lyrics. The singer has already said goodbye to their partner and knows that they have to leave, but they can't help but feel sad about it. They urge their partner to leave quickly so that they don't have to see them cry. In the second verse, the singer pleads with their partner not to tell them their intentions or to try to change their mind. They know that they are still in love with their partner and want them to stay, but they also know that the relationship has come to an end.

Overall, "Go Now" is a powerful song with emotional lyrics that convey the pain of a relationship ending. The singer's vulnerability and desperation make the song relatable to anyone who has ever experienced heartbreak.

Line by Line Meaning

We've already said "goodbye"
Our relationship has ended and we have already parted ways.

Since you gotta go, oh you'd better
Since you have to leave, it is best for you to do so now.

Go now, go now, go now (go now, ooh)
Please leave immediately and without delay.

Before you see me cry?
I do not want you to witness my emotional distress caused by your departure.

I don't want you to tell me just what you intend to do now
I do not wish to hear about your future plans.

'Cause how many times do I have to tell you darlin', darlin'
I have already expressed my feelings towards you several times before.

I'm still in love with you now
Despite everything, my love for you has not faded.

We've already said "so long"
We have bidden each other farewell to indicate our departure.

I don't want to see you go, oh you'd better
Although I do not want you to leave, it is necessary for you to do so.

Don't you even try?
I do hope you are not considering any further persuasion or delay.

Tellin' me that you really don't want it to end this way
Please do not deny the reality of our situation or try to change it.

'Cause darlin', darlin', can't you see I want you to stay, yeah
My desire for you to remain with me is clear and unmistakable.

Ooh ooh ooh
Expressing a sense of longing and heartache for the one who is leaving.

I don't want to see you go but darlin', you better go now
Although I do not wish to see you leave, it is the best course of action for both of us.

Lyrics © BMG Rights Management
Written by: Larry Banks, Milton Bennett

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@hamrecords

4y↑152

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@patriciajohnson6653

1y↑2

THANK GOD FOR THE REALIST PSYCHIATRISTS BARTENDER FRIENDS OF THE REAL WORLD BEFORE WE RUIN SOME GUYD LIFE WE ABSOLUTELY LOVE AND ADORE...PHEW INVALUABLE GOOD BARTENDER!!!

@janereynolds1623

Yep

@janetglover999

49w

Good one

@BrianCarnevaleB26

48w↑2

Saying goodbye is necessary to move on in life. Don't let it get you down man, the next chapter of your life is ready to be written so don't impede it!

@mrpurotejano1

29w

1:39

@jackspry9736

20w↑178

RIP the four members of The Moody Blues
Clint Warwick (June 25, 1940 – May 15, 2004), aged 63
Graeme Edge (March 30, 1941 – November 11, 2021), aged 80
Ray Thomas (December 29, 1941 – January 4, 2018), aged 76
Denny Laine (October 29, 1944 – December 5, 2023), aged 79
You will be remembered as legends.

@cocoaorange1

20w↑11

Unlike their peers, they all lived to see their senior years! May they all RIP! Wow only one left!

@tellitlikeitis-rg4ny

20w↑7

Rip denny fellow brummie

@marybennett2912

20w↑6

Oh I didn't realize Graeme Edge had passed on! They certainly are legends. One of my favorite bands.

@gillianredfearn8367

19w↑3

@@cocoaorange1 63 isn't particularly old😢 though .

@cocoaorange1

17w↑1

No, but it beats dying in your 20's. Sadly many music stars have over the decades.

@BabyteethMore

20w↑135

Here for Denny, such a talent 😢

@robbedwards6779

20w↑3

Awesome talent!

@garyoconnordbaairrepair7775

20w↑2

@@robbedwards6779 Denny Laine went on the play guitar with Paul McCartney's band Wings.

@kurikokaleidoscope

19w↑2

@@garyoconnordbaairrepair7775 Denny Laine was WINGS

@deborahfink5278

1y↑726

My husband who i recently lost most unexpextedly 10 days after his 75th birthday really couldn't believe me as to who did this song. I never put my 2 cents in unless i'm 100% positive. My brother was and my cousin is a DJ. I grew up with music and i have to say..."Go Now" was one of my all time favorites by the Moody Blues. Everyone that takes the time to read this, please have a Blessed day and a happy and joyful holiday. Have a happy, healthy and prosperous New Year.

@derrickbridges2611

38w↑4

I thought the dave clark five ,did this one as well

@petetyrrell5904

37w↑18

Still stands its time

@3kencloud

37w↑32

IMHO , Go Now, with Denny Laine, is the Best the Moody Blues ever recorded. I am now 75 and I feel for you and your loss. 🙏🏻

@user-od8sd7hq8b

37w↑11

God Bless you ❤ ! Although, apparently he already has and your man knew that too. He's okay, trust me. You'll meet again I'm certain of it.. Love, Graham

@sharonrhodes9612

36w↑13

It's a beautiful song. The one that always reminds me of the Moody blues. Reminds me of my dad too 😭
You take care x

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@JasonNation72

20w↑78

RIP Denny. Whether it was with the Moody Blues or Wings, you and your talents will never be forgotten!

@tonyanderton3521

20w↑128

One of the great pop singles of all time. I was just 6 years old but can still remember my pop-mad big sisters playing it. Thanks for the emotional memory, Denny. RIP and God bless!

@mctavish23

20w↑5

Amen

@gaygrom6422

20w↑8

was 11 years old and this played on my transistor radio on WLS and WCFL

@daverowley5547

20w↑6

My world has shrunk a little smaller. Thanks for the music Denny. RIP.

@JackMason-oq8lf

20w↑3

@@gaygrom6422 Yea! Back then owning a Transistor Pocket Radio was more HEP than having any Apple trinket today. You can't imagine how small it was. It fit right in the palm of your hand. It was the size of an over-weight pocket phone from today. You could take THE MUSIC with you, everywhere. You could take a tribe if zulu warriors with you everywhere if you had a Boom Box. You can't imagine. It fit right into the dashboard of your car. You could take THAT NOISE with you everywhere. For my taste, small music was preferable to Big Noise.

@grokeffer6226

20w↑2

R.I.P.

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@1metalneck

20w↑48

Rest in peace, Denny. Your singing and music was the heartbeat of the nation. Thanks for the tunes. 🙏

@cocoaorange1

20w↑2

Before my time, but I like many of the Moody Blues songs. I like Wings too, despite being a child then.

@psps9888

3y↑636

So blessed to have been a teen during the 60s and experienced music such as this!!!

@dennylaine8735

2y↑17

Oh! That's so sweet of you to say Sir🤠, I actually didn't expect to get such a beautiful comment from you. Thanks so much for being such a huge fan of my music🎵. Well I sincerely hope you never stop listening to my music. Could you kindly tell me how long you've been a fan of my music???

@giraffeNana2023

2y↑4

@PS PS, Amen to that! (And early 70's with Jim Crochet).

@sallyweinreich5769

2y↑8

The 60's & the 70's!!!

@sallyweinreich5769

2y↑2

@Teresa Baumgardner I remember sitting in my boyfriends Road Ruuner while it was still dark outside before classes started. That's when I heard that Jim Croce had been killed in a plane crash.

@giraffeNana2023

2y↑3

@Sally Weinreich So sad. He was an amazing talent

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@dianelee1299

20w↑28

Rest in Peace Denny. That song has some of the most heartfelt vocals I have ever heard

@Jeszon

2y↑186

My grandfather recently passed away and chose this musicpiece for his funeral. Of course I know Moody Blues but never heard this one before. It hit me immediately. And now I’ve listened to it more than several times. Miss you Opa ❤

@babsiejones1684

1y↑2

I also want this song, along with Stairway to Heaven, and Another One Bites the Dust.

@divalivingston1664

51w↑2

It’s a beautiful choice as a send off. I can relate to it well myself.

@babsiejones1684

51w

I also named this along with Another One Bites the Dust, and Stairway to Heaven.

@patmac1134

38w

❤

@alexandermakrianis

32w↑1

Sorry for the loss of your grandfather. He sounds like he was a very special person. Like mine were. On a side note, though, I can't believe that you never heard this before. It was one of their most popular songs.

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@theriddler8695

3y↑343

One of the greatest underrated songs in Rock N Roll history.

@dhutch71

3y↑6

It may be underrated.... but it helped propel the Moody Blues into the Rock Hall....

@dennylaine8735

2y↑2

@Dana & Barb Hutchison Wow!!! That's so sweet of you to say my Dear🤠, I actually didn't expect to get such a beautiful comment from you. Thanks so much for being such a huge fan of my music🎵. Well I sincerely hope you never stop listening to my music. Could you kindly tell me how long you've been a fan of my music???

@lisaroberts679

2y↑2

Totally agree!

@LettyK

1y↑2

Agree.. 💕

@elizabethgilmour4021

44w↑1

Agree 💯

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@walleyeman56

20w↑26

RIP Denny , incredible singer, song writer, 2 time inductee into the hall of fame. Thanks for the memories and great music with the Moody Blues and Wings.

@karenfritsche2249

2y↑190

I'll never forget Denny Laine stepping up to the mic during Paul McCartney's Wings Over America tour in '76, and belting out this beautiful song from '65. Being with another band, I never thought I'd get the chance to hear him sing it live, but he was every bit as wonderful as he was with the Moody Blues.

@dennylaine8735

2y↑20

Oh! That's so sweet of you to say Karen🤠. Well thanks once again for your unending love and diehard support which you've shown towards my music althrough these years😉, cause it has really been helpful in boosting my career over the years. So could you kindly tell me how long you've been a fan of my music🎵?

@oldermusiclover

2y↑3

loved Paul and Linda bopping along with the song when he did it

@karenfritsche2249

2y↑1

@ginny white Absolutely. One of the best concerts I ever attended! (RIP Linda)

@thewavewitch3238

2y↑2

@Denny Laine 🎵 still a fan.

@JackMason-oq8lf

35w↑1

Denny couldn't get a steady gig after the Moody Blues. He had problems about money. Never had any. Paul invited Denny to be in the Wings tour over America. They gave him a solo, so campy with those multi-millionaire back-up singers giving it their all. They had it to give.

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@malcooool

4y↑975

1965, i was 13yrs,, and this song blew my mind. now 2020, and it still does. the perfect song, vocals, pianno, harmony. a masterpiece in music.

@biblebeliever1754

4y↑29

Most definitely. They don't make music like this anymore

@jenniferwoods5033

4y↑12

I was 19...Love it ..Great song..

@biblebeliever1754

4y↑12

@Jennifer Woods I was 1

@newuk26

4y↑15

@Jennifer Woods You lot were lucky to have all this! Most of the music I grew up with was rubbish!

@alfonsecoppola5938

4y↑12

i was the same,loved this song then still one of my real favorites

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@duantorruellas716

2y↑93

This always has been a beautifully soulful track , still gives me chills when played on a good system and you can hear each instrument surrounded by air. This generation has alot of people who have only heard digital reproductions of music on computers and phones that was recorded in analog and with tube amps with good post production and bass that did at least 40 hertz in some cases. I wish I could let people hear what this stuff sounded like and how it should sound now.

@psesolarscott

2y↑1

Excellent Do I know you ? LOL Rock On

@virgilcaine3291

1y↑1

You mean like a Philco radio in a Ford F-100? Ija :)

@mariannemicci2818

48w↑4

This song never gets old for me! Makes me tear up every time. Awesome in every way. The 60’s were an awesome time to be a teen.

@georgiaobryan1543

20w↑6

What a beautiful song, a classic!! Rest in peace Denny, and all of the Moody Blues who have passed. You gave us so much!!

@dmk7700

21w↑29

My favorite "Moody Blues" song ---- back when they were an R & B Group --- KILLER piano riff and vocal echo!!!

@JackMason-oq8lf

20w

Warning: I'm a ferocious and vicious pit-bull dogmatic bitch about this song I could still recite in my sleep. I love Proco Harem best, but you really can't dance to "Whiter Pale.""still, It's simply stunning,. What's it about? I don't have a clue. But in my rocky-road life, too often I have had to skip the lite Fandango to get through a day. Be that as it may....Is there any more celebratory warning of the impending arrival of The British Invasion to an innocent America than "Go Now" by Denny and the Fritos? Wow! Does it ever get any better? Well. Yes. Land of a Thousand Dances is a big threat to the Go Now standing on the Charts of Life. Who was Denny Laine? I didn't have a clue. No one else did either. He was a blank-canvas lead- singer for a group no one ever heard of. It's destiny would never have been heard of without the machinations of a poor-but-honest black hack from Down-South United States, Bimbo Banks. As intended, it was not composed as a bombastic in-your-face Anthem so much as a soulful emotional entity for his wife to sing as a soulful emotional entity. Her song and her soul were as stated, poor-but-honest, Honest being a key word for Bessie's "Go Now." Bessie did record her song, and was it ever a true Southern Soul tear jerker, from the heart? Brilliance doesn't have to be boisterous. Bessie got robbed of what might have been a crowning achievement in her limited career. Who cares? She was black. Way too many of those southern Foundational songs were too black to be comfortable with; white people must be careful to reign in these people responsible mainly responsible for all this gospel-inflected "colored" music. Too wild for regular People to put up with. Leave it to white foreigners living in foreign ports like Liverpool, England.

@JackMason-oq8lf

20w↑1

Yes, I remember them as a B group too. Funny that I grew up as Larry Banks' and Bessie Banks' neighbor, an hour away, and never realized the Knights in White Satin were that way, you know, a black Soul, band, or even a black- soul band. And I was a Boomer. Imagine that, haha, an ignorant Jim Crow practitioner with Southern Roots not realizing Denny Laine & the Forks were, after all, a fun band you could dance to. I can hear their jungle rhythms right this minute. Off you go, NOW!

@arturbello4213

19w

A good cover of the original.

@arturbello4213

19w

@@JackMason-oq8lf You got one thing correct - you are ignorant. It IS "nights in white satin". A person can dance to any music - even a Northerner Jasper like you.

@chrisgeorgi6029

3y↑213

5 decades later, this song still breaks my heart..

@TAROTAI

3y↑4

Bessie Banks originally recorded this song, written for her by Larry Banks and Milton Bennett, in 1963.

@kaethebratton5443

3y↑4

Me too😪😪😪😭

@dennylaine8735

@Kaethe Bratton I'm so sorry about that my Dear😌, I honestly know how you feel right now! Well thank you so much for being such an amazing fan of my music🙏🤠. Your comment did capture my heart. I hope you never stop being a fan and also stop listening to my songs🎶. Could you kindly tell me how long you've been a fan and also what made you love my music???

@2v_5r84

@Denny Laine 🎵 Fake account

@bapparrott6098

3y↑677

there will never be another time for music like the 60's.

@dorkle9085

3y↑9

There will always be time for music! Music is forever!

@irenequeenperkins2915

3y↑8

This song is my all time Moody Blues..."once upon a time" second best

@chadgilmore5046

3y↑14

@toilet paper Music now really sucks

@charlesvandenburgh7754

3y↑9

@Chad Gilmore glad to have lived when Rock was 👑 king.

@cherylsogness3325

3y↑4

thats for sure

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@deborraholiveri6202

2y↑128

I was just 13 and this song was one of my fave. The British Invasion bands were the best . Moody Blues tops the list !
Listening now at 70 !!

@dennylaine8735

2y↑2

Wow! That's so sweet of you to say Deborah🤠, didn't expect to get such a beautiful comment from you. So I thank you so much for being such an amazing fan of my music🙏🤠. I hope you never stop being a fan and also stop listening to my songs🎶. Well could you kindly tell me how long you've been a fan my music???

@toddinthemiddle

@Denny Laine 🎵 Never knew that this was by the Moody Blues.
Only found out by accident, by digging around after hearing a McCartney and Wings song, and arriving at the track list for Wings Over America.

Great version of this song 😗👍

@mphrdldn

29w

Me, too! Aged 70 now!

@grahammaguire404

20w↑2

Quality never ever goes out of style as this masterpiece of lyrics and harmonies are immortalised for eternity, ps Justin Hayward had beautiful vocals to you only have to listen to "Forever Autumn" from 1978 to appreciate another master vocalist making it sound so easy but extremely carefully crafted and beautifully orchestrated awesome, RIP DENNY LAINE Thank you for your outstanding music.

@michaeltriba1307

20w↑6

I am SO SAD to learn of the death of DENNY LAINE on Tuesday morning, 12/5/23. 😔💔 THE MOODY BLUES have by far been my #1 FAVE BAND for 67 years, from 1966 to 2023! I always associate GO NOW with beloved DENNY LAINE!!! 💙💙💙

@christinewilkinson2424

35w↑43

I absolutely love this song, from the lead vocals, harmonies, instruments, lyrics, its just a beautifully powerful, classic song ❤

@philipleanza3

20w↑2

RIP Denny Laine....English musician, singer & songwriter who is best known as a founder of 2 major rock bands....The MOODY BLUES whom he played with from 1964-1966 & WINGS with Paul McCartney who he played with from 1971-1981....Denny was the lead singer on "Go Now" one of the Moody Blues earlier hits & was a major contributor on many of WINGS hit albums including "Band on the Run", "Venus & Mars" & "London Town"....Denny Laine was inducted into the Rock & Roll Hall of Fame as a member of the Moody Blues in 2018.

@emilyh.8704

42w↑58

One of the best bands from the 60s and on for many years to come! The incredibly, amazing MOODY BLUES! ❤💋🎙️❤️

@lynnpeirce3205

3y↑115

Love this! It's hard to believe this is The Moody Blues♥️🎼🎸!

@FuturesPast1

2y↑5

@Denny Laine 🎵 If you are the real Denny Laine I will eat my hat, lol 🤣😁

@DemiLovatofan_Lovatic

I agree 👍👍

@elleryray4754

25w

The early Moodies

@frsgffybkwrmgrl

25w↑1

Lodge and Hayward came after this and wrote most if not all of the songs from then on

@billmclaughlin7521

34w↑43

What makes this song better than the original is the piano. It gives such a powerful yet trandescent feel.

@peterzang

20w↑3

Dig it.

@jennifursun3303

20w↑1

agree

@arturbello4213

19w

A good cover of the original.

@MD-lf3gt

20w↑5

I was 15 when this came out. Saw this on television. Immediately it became one of my all time favorites. RIP Denny Laine.

@robertwagner2079

20w↑9

This song brings a tear to my eyes, always has.

@1Winoh

3y↑84

one of the greatest songs and performances ever recorded !

@dennylaine8735

2y↑2

Thank you so much for being such an amazing fan of my music my Dear🙏🤠. I hope you never stop being a fan and also stop listening to my songs🎶. Well could you kindly tell me how long you've been a fan my music???

@henry9406

49w

@Denny Laine 🎵 ……no thank you 💜🍻

@johnisthomas5818

3y↑94

What can you say bout Moody Blues?!?! One of best rock bands of all time. And what a great tune. Loved them then, love them now

@jacksmith6063

Absolutely right!
Talented musicians that created great music.

@janeprescott980

2y↑2

It all sounds so precise and intelligent.
I love the moody blues.

@RMoore-zt7zs

2y↑14

Here I am at 74 years of age and this is still just about my favorite covers ever. The Moody Blues nailed it.

@avedoncarol4280

20w↑6

Loved this song from the first, never stopped loving it. RIP, Denny.

@douglashall2141

19w↑1

I recall first hearing this song and many others on the jukebox at the swimming pool. And that actually became my main reason for going to the swimming pool. Just plugged the Jukebox and hear all the new songs. 1966, or 68. And then I later listen to The Moody Blues and was so astonished by the way they had evolved. Still one of my favorite groups, along with The Hollies

@trevzulu123

1y↑21

I was a 14-year-old schoolboy when this record was in the UK charts, it's one of those songs that grabs you the very first time you hear it.

@jellyfishsquawk

those b the best

@bpasbrig5

20w↑4

Loved this song then - still do today. One of the greats. RIP Denny. Thank you for sharing your talent with the world.❤

@taratova

3y↑236

This truly is a masterpiece sound. So rich.

@aljudu

3y↑9

Truly as beautiful now as it was when they first performed it. The harmony is incredible.

@TAROTAI

Actually - if you don't want to live in the past of your dreams then at your own risk https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4BQCfhfRWJc

@bobs182

1y↑1

Bessie Banks has her original version on Youtube, you might like to compare it.

@arturbello4213

19w

A cover edition.

@Teri.Dactyl

20w↑9

RIP Denny Laine. This still is and always will be my fave Moody Blues song 💙

@arturbello4213

19w↑1

A good cover of the original.

@cocoaorange1

19w

I agree, I think the original singer liked it too.

@arturbello4213

19w↑1

@@cocoaorange1 I think Bessie Banks likes her original edition.

@arturbello4213

19w

The first set of MBs did a good job.

@Teri.Dactyl

19w↑1

@@arturbello4213 she wasn't too pleased that a Brit Invasion version pushed her version into the background and eventual obscurity 🫤

@edwardjacobs

20w↑5

A Moodys Masterpiece for sure. Gotta hear the whole collection over the years to understand the Journey....
RIP Denny

@mikecrook969

43w↑14

I’m probably a tad younger than most that appreciate this music. It reminds me so much of my dad, and working with him when I was a teen. I was born in the 80s but always preferred the 60s and 70s music! Love you pops, thanks for teaching me so much in life including great music!

@cranberry51

40w↑8

Music that touches you is timeless. And certainly always music with which the songwriter has succeeded in expressing his feelings - be they pleasant or unpleasant - above all in order to communicate and share them with others.
For me, as a young man of 16 at the time, Moody Blues was and still is one of those bands.

@gillianredfearn8367

20w↑4

My father bought me a record player in 1964 and this is the first record I bought. In fact I couldn't afford a second record for a couple of weeks and played it non-stop. So sad that Denny has died 😢😢😢

@firstlast5350

3y↑56

This song has got it all. An all time classic.

@dennylaine8735

2y↑2

Thank you so much for being such an amazing fan of my music @First Last🙏🤠. I hope you never stop being a fan and also stop listening to my songs🎶. Well could you kindly tell me how long you've been a fan my music???

@MsVenatrix

36w↑32

The best Moody Blues song ever!

@peterboon2415

20w↑8

one of the greatest 1960s ballads. Thanks Denny, safe journey

@bbdc1977-sg8dc

1y↑38

To have been young in the 60's was a gift. We were so lucky to experience all the changes taking place rather than just reading about them in a book. A NEW GENERATION took over, and from music to fashion, we made our mark.

@cocoaorange1

26w

You left quite a mark worldwide. I wss born in the late 60's. I bet your grandkids are proud.

@user-zp7jp1vk2i

21w

@@cocoaorange1 We had so many bands in our HS we could put on our own "battle of the bands!". everyone got involved.

@dsassanio4352

20w↑8

So long Denny!! Thanks for this great song and so many others, a talent that will never be replicated!! Rest easy!!

@josephlittle7670

20w↑2

Just found out that Denny Laine has passed away. Mike's the last man standing now from the original five. RIP to the other 4.Thank you for all of the wonderful music that you gave us. You guys were the best!!!!! ❤

@TripleXGames

3y↑445

As an Ex Bartender, this was my “Last Call” song to play at the end of the night.

@windstrucklady1

3y↑6

😄

@sandeedobberstine5591

3y↑4

Cool 😎

@melissatyree566

3y↑14

Clever and a great send off.

@john-paulmoriarty2829

3y↑4

How often did I hear that call. Takes me back to my youth.

@foto21

2y↑4

HIlarious

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@eileenmaryomalley740

3y↑15

Gorgeous song the vocals the harmonies the piano it's a haunting cool song never again will there be such raw talent , writing as there was in the 60's it's so sad to see what the "music" industry has turned into I have no use for it.

@andybetz.9978

Hi Eileen

@davidmurray2539

20w↑1

Blissfully beautiful song, vocal and group, in their earliest configuration. Wished they'd stayed on this route instead of veering to heavy orchestral.
RIP, the one of a kind Denny Laine.

@markshilton2020

28w↑12

What an emotional song, brilliant lyrics and a wonderful sound.

@ThatVincion

2y↑23

This is one of my dads favourite songs. You're never too young to appreciate this.

@darrenbarnett601

1y↑1

My dad loved the moody blues RIP ❤

@CindyClark-jq2gl

20w↑3

Always love love 😍 this song omg ..really hits hard ...amazing vocals w a tear jerker song...I totally believe him...been singing this song for years everytime I have to go somewhere...unbelievable and heartbreaking to the core...

@shebaeveritt2473

3y↑46

Amazing vocals and harmonies loved it in 65 still love it now legendary group.

@TAROTAI

WARNING: How about https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4BQCfhfRWJc
Don't say I didn't ask you to heed my advice https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4BQCfhfRWJc

@dennylaine8735

Wow! That's so sweet of you to say Sheba🤠, didn't expect to get such a beautiful comment from you. So I thank you so much for being such an amazing fan of my music🙏🤠. I hope you never stop being a fan and also stop listening to my songs🎶. Well could you kindly tell me how long you've been a fan my music???

@jeancollins2009

18w

When this record was released it was ground breaking music, and set the bar high. RIP Denny.

@alassinsane1588

2y↑11

Such a passionate beautifully performed classic song 🎶 . I was 5 when this hit the radio. Mum had walked out...it was tough & this helped my Dad get thru. I love The Moody Blues growing up as a kid. The emotions & how it was sung.... incredible. 💯🤍

@eminemdrehybrid

3y↑8

This song popped into my head today . And I remember how truly amazing as kid as I am an adult it is👍👍

@TAROTAI

3y↑1

Bessie Banks originally recorded this song, written for her by Larry Banks and Milton Bennett, in 1963. Blues did it in 1965

@ellentravers7889

20w

This was how the Moody Blue started out; didn't care for them when they changed musical directions. This is a fabulous song. RIP, Denny Laine.

@wendycrooks875

20w↑3

My absolute all time favourite. The very first single I ever owned!

@marycatherineclark5677

3y↑74

I absolutely love this song. So much meaning miss my youth.Great days

@edwardroberson3662

great music

@dennylaine8735

Wow!!! That's so sweet of you to say Mary🤠, I actually didn't expect to get such a beautiful comment from you. Thanks so much for being such a huge fan of my music🎵. Well I sincerely hope you never stop listening to my music. Could you kindly tell me how long you've been a fan of my music???

@Sailfire1

52w↑10

This was one of the the songs of my childhood. both hope and melancholy.

@alesmichalek9454

20w↑3

R.I.P Denny, I always loved your singing in Go now, absolute masterpiece.

@jdyer4858

19w↑1

Go Now is still my favorite Moody Blues song of all time. I was in grade school when it was released, and I never get tired of it. The Moody Blues is unusual in that both incarnations of the band souned totally different and played two different types of rock, but both were equally good. As different as they were, both Denny Laine (R.I.P.) and Justin Hayward are two the best rock vocalists I have ever heard. The Moody Blues were incredibly talented.

@kimhaggerty4367

20w↑5

RIP Denny ,what a voice thanks for the music

@lisaroberts679

2y↑24

The Moodys' best song -- hands down. Beautiful, soulful, jazzy.

@andybetz.9978

Hi Lisa

@DonGill-cu5mo

19w

Beautiful description.

@renaysari6631

3y↑80

My most favorite by them. Such emotion coming from that voice.

@dennylaine8735

2y↑1

Wow! That's so sweet of you to say Renay🤠, didn't expect to get such a beautiful comment from you. So I thank you so much for being such an amazing fan of my music🙏🤠. I hope you never stop being a fan and also stop listening to my songs🎶. Well could you kindly tell me how long you've been a fan my music???

@dennylaine8735

2y↑1

@Suzy O'Donnell Thank you so much for liking my music🎵🎶, and also creating such time to watch me perform live in concerts. Well those kind comments of yours were so heart touching☺️. I sincerely hope you never stop listening to my songs🎶. Hope to hear from you soon🤠

@keving9233

2y↑1

Denny Laine

@carolsiedzik8127

2y↑2

@Denny Laine 🎵 don't troll people pretending to be someone you're not! Shame on you!

@petsburg

41w

Fake Danny Laine?

@juanrivera6109

32w↑7

I never realized how big and popular this group would be. However, this song brings back so many memories of a time long gone that we will never recover.

@christinewilkinson2424

20w↑2

God bless Denny, such a beautiful voice and talent. R.I.P❤ 🎸 xx

@randyharmon717

37w↑7

Never expected this song to be song by the moody blues pleasant surprise but talent shows itself in many ways. Great group

@Walt222

24w↑4

I'm 73 and I listen to this song everyday. Miss those days so much. Thank God I was a teenager then.

@FirstCenturyTheology

37w↑8

I read that the Moody Blues created over 1600 songs of which we only know a few. Hugely talented!

@kenhatchett7645

3y↑92

Absolutely fantastic this was something really special in 1965 and still is.

@billgonzales8978

3y↑2

British R&Blues

@thomasoflaherty3520

3y↑1

1964

@kenhatchett7645

3y↑5

@Thomas O'Flaherty absolutely correct give the man a cookie,the single was indeed released in 1964 however the album the magnificent moodies which also featured go now was released in1965,still a great song.

@thomasoflaherty3520

3y↑1

@Ken Hatchett Thanks for the cookie to come Ken. Good man. Yes, a great song.

@WedgePee

@Ken Hatchett The demo copy of this single (and Record Mirror magazine) proves that this was released on 13 November 1964.

@marileecombs

20w↑3

RIP Denny Laine. Thank you for the music. 🕊

@tramlad2

2y↑5

Their best ever song, superb, way ahead of its time, still powerful today

@user-uw6fg9ew4v

31w↑7

Absolutely love this - so many memories of their music.

@cjgdevizes

3y↑7

Stunningly beautiful piece of music, played by exceptional musicians, from a time when quality shone through, in these relatively simple recordings.

Denny Laine is one of the finest rock musicians of all time - in fact this lineup can compete with the very best.

@edwardlacouture5618

20w↑2

This song has been in my head since 1964, God speed Denny.

@janeguest9201

3y↑47

One of my favourite 60s songs.❤️

@TAROTAI

what other? don't stop there!

@dennylaine8735

2y↑1

Wow! That's so sweet of you to say Jane🤠, didn't expect to get such a beautiful comment from you. So I thank you so much for being such an amazing fan of my music🙏🤠. I hope you never stop being a fan and also stop listening to my songs🎶. Well could you kindly tell me how long you've been a fan my music???

@gailcrowe727

21w

Sound not very clear.

@jackiejones1341

20w

This is still one of my favorite songs. RIP, Denny Laine 12/5/23 ❤

@mdmdwha

43w↑7

I dated a boy 13 years ago who introduced me to this and other amazing music. I will forever be grateful to you for this. I hope you are well wherever you are and that you also remember the good times not the end. I’m sure we both have families now but that love we shared was special. Thank you.

@bsilling

20w↑4

RIP Denny Laine. Thank You for all the Beautiful Music. Go Now in Peace, Power and Love ... ❤

@mary-annkucher4221

20w↑3

R.I.P. to a music legend ❤❤❤

@reneotten7376

2y↑9

Everything about this song is perfect ♥️

@andybetz.9978

Hi Rene

@dannyparis2942

3y↑11

Legendary performance by the legendary band The Moody Blues from 1964 "go now"... Incredible vocals percussions music that stirred and reached deep into the psyche of the inner soul.. Amazing music from an amazing group this video is classic and vintage.. all the hits include"ride my seesaw" "Tuesday afternoon".. and their masterpiece song from their album Days of Future past from 1967 "nights in White satin".....💙💙💙💙💙💙

@dennylaine8735

Wow! That's so sweet of you to say Danny🤠, I actually didn't expect to get such a beautiful comment from you. Thanks so much for being such a huge fan of my music🎵. Well I sincerely hope you never stop listening to my music. Could you kindly tell me how long you've been a fan of my music???

@davidroberts766

20w↑1

Rest in Blessed Peace, Denny.
Go Now, one of his magnificent vocals with the Moody Blues.

@jorgeabrahamguzman4290

20w↑1

😢😢😢😢
Otra leyenda que se va, los exponentes de Rock ya se están yendo.

@nancyshevellthewitch

20w↑2

Love this song♥First song I thought of when I heard he died. Been playing it on repeat ever since. Great song and great voice. A talented musician, condolences to Denny's family.

@wnp67

19w↑1

One of those songs, that although before my time, that ive always loved.

@pablosquared4868

20w↑3

RIP Denny Laine. Great songwriter, fine guitarist.

@janetdavies9612

2y↑8

Absolutely wonderful song! 🎶❤️
Always loved this song, one of my all time favourite songs & artists 🎶🎤🎸🎹🥁🥰❤️💞💖💕

@andybetz.9978

Hi Janet

@Andrew-rv6if

20w↑1

One of the great songs of the 60's and by a top British group. RIP Denny Laine.

@dorothyriskowitz763

4y↑170

This totally rocks it one of my favorite Moody Blues Songs

@sl2608

3y↑2

Wish they had done more like this.

@dennylaine8735

2y↑2

Wow! That's so sweet of you to say Dorothy🤠, didn't expect to get such a beautiful comment from you. So I thank you so much for being such an amazing fan of my music🙏🤠. I hope you never stop being a fan and also stop listening to my songs🎶. Well could you kindly tell me how long you've been a fan my music???

@help4343

@Studio D
Well they had a lineup change after their first album and became a prog rock band.

@roxannemaloney9837

35w↑8

I will never forget this song❤

@jarama77

20w↑2

R.I.P. Denny Laine (lead vocal, guitar). A sad day for the music world and British pop.

Great version reaching number 1 in January 1965.

@marciacatron9496

3y↑16

This song is a one of a kind. Love it. The Moody Blues were awesome. Still are in my book.

@dennylaine8735

Wow! That's so sweet of you to say Marcia🤠, didn't expect to get such a beautiful comment from you. So I thank you so much for being such an amazing fan of my music🙏🤠. I hope you never stop being a fan and also stop listening to my songs🎶. Well could you kindly tell me how long you've been a fan my music???

@marciacatron9496

2y↑1

@Denny Laine 🔵 HI Denny, I have loved your music since I was 5 years old. I am 61 now & I listened to your music as long as I can remember. My oldest brother would turn on the radio & your music would be playing. I danced to it. I still dance to it to this day. I love the 60s music & love to dance.

@dennylaine8735

@Marcia Catron Thanks once again for your love and affection which you’ve shown towards my music over the years. I’ve always been a passionate, affectionate and a loyal singer🤠🎶. Well do you mind if we text somewhere more private? Let me know if you're interested

@marciacatron9496

@Denny Laine 🔵 Send me your email & we can talk there.

@dennylaine8735

@Marcia Catron Kindly send your WhatsApp Number on here making sure it's been written in words. I'll let you know when I get it so you can have it deleted immediately for safety reasons. Hope to hear from you soon, Thanks 🤠

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@1goodvibrations

20w↑3

RIP, Denny Laine, this was always my favourite of the Moody Blues songs.

@sassymess7111

20w↑2

RIP Denny Laine. 🕊️ I was born 4 years after this song was released. I remember my singing it and I've always loved it.

@MrKeithChester

3y↑9

The first time I heard this track I was “blown away”. Fantastic vocals harmonies and brilliant piano work. Luckily I have been able to find a CD featuring both this and other early recordings by The Moodies!

@dennylaine8735

Wow! That's so sweet of you to say @KC🤠, didn't expect to get such a beautiful comment from you. So I thank you so much for being such an amazing fan of my music🙏🤠. I hope you never stop being a fan and also stop listening to my songs🎶. Well could you kindly tell me how long you've been a fan my music???

@sharonwarren4479

22w

So many memories of this song. I’m right back in my youth feeling these lyrics…😢😢❤❤

Fantastic performance by everyone in the Moody Blues.

@clydeblair9622

2y↑2

What a sensational classic. The ethereal voices, everything. We were lighting them at the Grande Ballrom in Detroit. I shouted across from the light stand to the stage 'Go Now'. They looked at each other and launched into a classic performance. The crowd went wild. You could do that in the 60s.