Cheap Talk
Death from Above 1979 Lyrics

She uses her body To say the things that she can't say But I don't know why, I can't lie I could never really move that way, ay
The woman in question is using her body to communicate the things she cannot say through words, but the singer cannot relate to this and does not understand why anyone would choose to do so. They confess that they are physically incapable of moving in the way that she does.

So listen, I go crazy The way she makes me Get on my knees Yeah! I beg it, please Yeah!
Despite the singer's lack of understanding, they are still deeply affected by the woman's actions and are willing to submit to her desires at any cost. They are practically begging for more of her attention and approval.

What he said What she said It doesn't really matter in the end I can see it goin' fast Talkin' cheap will never last
The singer dismisses the empty words and meaningless conversation between the man and woman, since he perceives their relationship as being fleeting and insubstantial.

I notice you noticing me The way that you walk in that I believe Everythin' you said Your body won't lie in bed
The artist is aware of the woman's attention on him, and he is convinced that her actions are truthful even if what she says cannot be trusted. He believes that her body reveals her true feelings.

So listen, I go crazy The way she makes me Now listen, I go crazy The way she makes me Get on the floor Yeah! I want some more Yeah!
The artist is caught up in the moment and again expresses his enthusiasm for the woman's actions, building on his previous declaration that her behavior drives him to madness.

She is in the back seat Buyin' everythin' he says While he's runnin' like a bull That you look in the mirror, air
The lyrics describe a scenario in which the woman is unquestioningly accepting everything the man says, while he is behaving recklessly with no regard for the consequences, like a bull charging forward blindly. This is compared to someone looking into a mirror to refer to the idea of self-reflection and introspection.

You can turn around You can turn around You can turn around You can turn around You can turn around You can turn around
The final lines seem to offer a bit of hope or encouragement for the listener to change their behavior or make a different choice in some way. The repetition of the line suggests that the singer is trying to convince the subject to turn around and make a change for the better.