Rod Stewart – Stay With Me

“Stay with Me” is a rock classic performed by British rock singer Rod Stewart. The song was released in 1971 as part of Rod Stewart’s album with his band Faces, titled “A Nod Is as Good as a Wink… to a Blind Horse.” “Stay with Me” is often considered one of the signature songs of both Rod Stewart’s solo career and his time with Faces.

The song is known for its raw and energetic sound, featuring a prominent electric guitar riff and Stewart’s distinctive raspy vocals. Lyrically, “Stay with Me” explores themes of desire and the transient nature of relationships. The narrator expresses a yearning for a short-term, passionate connection, even if it means the inevitable heartbreak that will follow.

“Stay with Me” became a major hit for Rod Stewart and Faces, reaching high positions on the charts in both the United States and the United Kingdom. Its catchy melody, memorable chorus, and spirited performance by Stewart and the band contributed to its enduring popularity. The song has remained a staple of classic rock radio and live performances, cementing its status as an iconic rock anthem that continues to captivate audiences.