Just
Say Yes
Say this is it
Don't say maybe
Don't say no
Say this is it
Don't say hold on
Don't say slow
Say this is it
Don't say next time
Don't say when
Say this is it
Don't say later
No don't say then
Just
say yes! Do it now!
Let yourself go!
Just leap! Don't look!
Or you'll never know
If you love it
You might really love it...
If you love it
You might really love it!
Oh
come on and love it!
Yeah
this is it
Don't be cautious
Don't think twice
This is it
Don't play it safe
Don't put it on ice
Yeah this is it
Don't chew it over
No don't kick it around
This is it
Don't wait and see
Don't try to work it out
Just
say yes! Do it now!
Let yourself go!
Just leap! Don't look!
Or you'll never know...
If you love it
You might really love it...
If you love it
You might really love it!
So
don't tell me
It could all go wrong
No don't tell me
It could all be a mess
Oh don't tell me
It could all be a waste of time
Just say oui! Si! Sim! Da! Ja! Yow! Igen! Kylla!
Just say yes!
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Robert
on 'Just Say Yes'...
“I've
never done a duet before in the auspices of the Cure. I knew the demo we'd
done was a good pop song, but I couldn't make it work. It just sounded really
flat and it sounded unconvincing. And I'd met Saffron a few times, usually
backstage at Cure shows or other people's shows, and I'd always sort of
chatted with her. She's one of the few people I've got on with, don't know
why. I suddenly thought maybe I should do this as a duet. I don't know why
I did. I wanted to inject some enthusiasm into it, and I thought she was
the most vivacious person I knew, so if she came along and put some life
into it, it might work.
“And also, it made me rise to the challenge, because we didn't rehearse.
We just stood side by side at the mic and tried to outdo each other. It
became very enthusiastic, and it was intended to be a rallying cry for the
"Just say yes" lobby, because I'm sick to death of "Just
say no."" (Live Daily 8th November 2001)
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