Harry Nilsson recorded "Don't Leave Me" on December 1, 1967, for his 1968 album, Aerial Ballet. He later remixed the song for the Aerial Pandemonium Ballet album released in June of 1971.

Don't leave me, baby.

Things are gonna work out fine.

Don't leave me, baby.

Think I'm goin' outta my mind.

Don't leave me, baby.

Don't leave me behind.

The song has been recorded by several other artists including Robert John (1968), Pat Williams (1969), The Brass Ring (1969), Hugo Montenegro (1969), Bola Sete (1970), Astrud Gilberto (1970), Andee Silver (1970), The Griffin (1970), Billy Eckstine (1971), Lettermen (1972), and John Cowan (1995).

#	Album Title
# 10	Aerial Pandemonium Ballet {US CD Reissue}
# 10	Aerial Pandemonium Ballet {Japanese CD Reissue}
# 35	Pandemonium Shadow Show / Aerial Ballet / Aerial Pandemonium Ballet
B # 3	Aerial Pandemonium Ballet {Stereophonic LP}
Disc 6 # 10	The RCA Albums Collection

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# 10

# 10

# 35

B # 3

Disc 6 # 10

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Don't Leave Me (performed by Perry Como) music_note
Dusty and Sweets McGee videocam
Music From The Motion Picture Dusty And Sweets McGee [1971] album
Dusty and Sweets McGee Spotted in LA article
Covering Harry article
Harry Nilsson in the Netherlands article
Interview with Zak Nilsson article
Don't Leave Me (performed by Astrud Gilberto) music_note
Don't Leave Me (performed by Brass Ring) music_note
She's Just Laughing At Me music_note
Don't Leave Me music_note

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