The stage name P.J. Proby was suggested to him by a friend named Sharon Sheeley (Eddie Cochran's girlfriend) who remembered the name of an old high school boyfriend.
P.J. Proby did demos for Elvis Presley, Johnny Cash, and other artists. His greatest hits are "Somewhere", "Maria", "Hold Me", "Niki Hoeky" and "I Apologise". In 1996, Marc Almond produced the album Legend which included the duet single "Yesterday Has Gone".
Honey Hush
P.J. Proby Lyrics
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Oh honey hush, yes you talk too much
Listenin' to your conversation is just about to separate us
You start talkin' in the morning, you're talkin' all day long
I'm tryin' to figure out what I did wrong
Oh honey hush, yes you talk too much
Listenin' to your conversation is just about to separate us
I stay out all day long, you know I hate to come home
Everything I do, seems to be wrong
Oh honey hush, yes you talk too much
Listenin' to your conversation is just about to separate us
I can't eat, I can't sleep, I can't rest in peace
I'll be better off, you know, walkin' the streets
Oh honey hush, yes you talk too much
Listenin' to your conversation is just about to separate us
I come for lunch or dinner, it happens all the time
That little gal just drives me out of my mind
Oh honey hush, yes you talk too much
Listenin' to your conversation is just about to separate us
The song "Honey Hush" by P.J. Proby is about a man who is frustrated with his partner's constant talking. He tells her that she talks too much and that listening to her conversations is just about to separate them. The man cannot even get a moment of silence as his partner talks all day long, and he tries to figure out what he did wrong. The constant talking is driving him crazy, and he would rather be walking the streets than listening to her chatter.
The lyrics of this song show the emotional turmoil caused by poor communication in a relationship. It highlights the need for balance in conversation and the importance of listening to each other. Sometimes, talking too much can cause the other person to feel overwhelmed and frustrated. The song also speaks to the impact that communication has on a relationship and the need for space and silence sometimes to preserve the relationship.
Line by Line Meaning
Oh honey hush, yes you talk too much
Your constant talking is becoming a problem.
Listenin' to your conversation is just about to separate us
Your constant talking is causing distance between us.
You start talkin' in the morning, you're talkin' all day long
You talk non-stop from morning till night.
I'm tryin' to figure out what I did wrong
I'm trying to understand why you keep talking so much.
I stay out all day long, you know I hate to come home
I avoid coming home because of your constant talking.
Everything I do, seems to be wrong
No matter what I do, it's never good enough for you.
I can't eat, I can't sleep, I can't rest in peace
Your constant talking is affecting my physical and mental wellbeing.
I'll be better off, you know, walkin' the streets
I'd rather be alone than listen to your constant talking.
I come for lunch or dinner, it happens all the time
Your constant talking ruins our meals together.
That little gal just drives me out of my mind
Your constant talking is causing me to lose my sanity.
Lyrics © Universal Music Publishing Group, Sony/ATV Music Publishing LLC, Warner Chappell Music, Inc.
Written by: LOU WILLIE TURNER
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