I Can Talk
Two Door Cinema Club Lyrics
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White coats and clever minds will choose
You get a lot from this
Loose tongue and arrogance
It's not appropriate
Don't think that this is it
Now I can talk, no one gets off
(I know how you like to)
Now I can talk, no one gets off
A longer sentence brings no more
Than one that I had said before
It's hard to compromise
When I see through your eyes
It's just a common view
I guess it's lost on you
Now I can talk, no one gets off
(I know how you like to)
Now I can talk, no one gets off
Now I can talk, no one gets off
(I know how you like to)
Now I can talk, no one gets off
Now I can talk, no one gets off
(I know how you like to)
Now I can talk, no one gets off
Now I can talk, no one gets off
(I know how you like to)
Now I can talk, no one gets off
The song "I Can Talk" by Two Door Cinema Club is a commentary on the power dynamics between individuals and groups, specifically the way that those in positions of authority rely on jargon and complexity to maintain their power. The opening lines suggest that the listener might not believe what the singer has to say, because they assume that only those in positions of power and with specialized knowledge can be trusted. The white coats and clever minds mentioned in the first lines allude to scientists or other professionals who may seem more trustworthy than others.
The next two lines critique the way that people in power use language to further their own agendas. The "loose tongue and arrogance" mentioned in the song may refer to the way that those in power often speak without regard for others, or to the way that they use words as weapons to keep others in line. The line "It's not appropriate, don't think that this is it" suggests that the singer is aware of the power dynamics at play and knows that they are not right.
The chorus of the song repeats the line "Now I can talk, no one gets off." This may refer to the way that the singer is claiming their own power and ability to speak up, regardless of who they are speaking to. The second verse reinforces this idea by suggesting that even long sentences and complex language cannot obscure the truth. The last lines of the song suggest that the singer's perspective may be lost on those who are not willing to listen.
Overall, "I Can Talk" is a commentary on the way that power and language intersect, and how those in power often use language to control and intimidate others. The song is a call to action for listeners to claim their own voices and to speak up for themselves and their beliefs.
Line by Line Meaning
You won't believe what I tell you,
I have important information to share with you that may seem unbelievable.
White coats and clever minds will choose
Experts and intelligent people will make the decision as to whether or not to believe me.
You get a lot from this
There are many benefits to listening to what I have to say.
Loose tongue and arrogance
I may come across as overly confident and prone to saying too much.
It's not appropriate
My behavior may not be suitable or acceptable for the situation at hand.
Don't think that this is it
My message is not yet complete, there is more to come.
A longer sentence brings no more
Adding more words to what I am saying does not add any additional value.
Than one that I had said before
Repeating what I have already said is just as effective as adding more words.
It's hard to compromise
It can be difficult to find a middle ground or reach an agreement in this situation.
When I see through your eyes
Considering your perspective and reasoning is a challenge for me.
It's just a common view
The perspective being presented is not unique or particularly insightful.
I guess it's lost on you
You do not seem to be receptive to what I am saying or understanding the significance of it.
Now I can talk, no one gets off
I am now able to speak without interruption or being dismissed.
(I know how you like to)
This line is a self-referential aside to the song's structure and style, breaking the fourth wall.
Now I can talk, no one gets off
I am once again emphasizing my newfound ability to speak and be heard.
Now I can talk, no one gets off
I am continuing to assert my authority and ownership over the conversation.
(I know how you like to)
Once again breaking the fourth wall, this line is a nod to the audience's enjoyment of the song's repeated chorus.
Now I can talk, no one gets off
The repetition of this line continues to convey my power and influence in the conversation.
(I know how you like to)
This line serves as a playful, self-aware reference to Two Door Cinema Club's catchy songwriting and knack for repetition.
Lyrics © Warner Chappell Music, Inc.
Written by: ALEXANDER JAMES TRIMBLE, KEVIN STEPHEN BAIRD, SAMUEL MATTHEW HALLIDAY
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@gaelvisechumpitaz1450
LYRICS.
You won't believe what I tell you
white coast and clevers mind will choose
you got a lot from this
loose tongue and arrogance
it's no appropriate, don't think that is it the
No I can't talk, no one gets of
I know I like too
No I can't talk, no one gets off (x2)
I know I like too
No I can't talk, no one gets off
A longer sentence brings no more
than only eye to set before
It's hard to compromise, when I see trough your eyes
it's just the common views, I gets is lost on you
No I can't talk, no one gets off
I know I like too
No I can't talk, no one gets off (x2)
I know I like too
No I can't talk, no one gets off
[INSTRUMENTAL]
No I can't talk, no one gets off
I know I like too
No I can't talk, no one gets off (x2)
I know I like too
No I can't talk, no one gets off
PD: EDITADO TU ANO :v
@coriolis4761
You won't believe what I tell you,
White coats and clever minds will choose
You get a lot from this
Loose tongue and arrogance
It's not appropriate
Don't think that this is it
Now I can talk, no one gets off
(I know how you like to)
Now I can talk, no one gets off
Now I can talk, no one gets off
(I know how you like to)
Now I can talk, no one gets off
A longer sentence brings no more
Than one that I had said before
It's hard to compromise
When I see through your eyes
It's just a common view
I guess it's lost on you
Now I can talk, no one gets off
(I know how you like to)
Now I can talk, no one gets off
Now I can talk, no one gets off
(I know how you like to)
Now I can talk, no one gets off
Now I can talk, no one gets off
(I know how you like to)
Now I can talk, no one gets off
Now I can talk, no one gets off
(I know how you like to)
Now I can talk, no one gets off
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@nublessed8993
Now i know what the inside of a washing machine looks like
@Ghost23131
Hahahaha!
@rubycurwick1720
So these are the guys that have been stealing my socks???? 🤔
@LHoriginal
@@rubycurwick1720 lol
@bungerfan5
Old comment but I just wanted to reply:
Why are there tiny men singing in my laundry?
@Corqii
people with veritgo : first time eh?
@DanishSudan
Undoubtedly, the best song by two door cinema club.
that bass line in the background is epic
@deborahsandy12
This bass line is my religion
@Tricolorrr533
u_t_o_ p_i_a sleep alone is better
@vitorneves106
@@Tricolorrr533 Way better