Talk Too Much
Sirius Lyrics

You talk too much you worried me to death
The singer feels anxious and stressed out due to the excessive talking of the listener.

You talk too much you even worried my pet
The listener's non-stop talking is also bothering the singer's pet, which shows how pervasive and irritating it is.

You talk, you talk too much
The listener's tendency to talk a lot is a recurring problem that the singer wants to address.

You talk a little more than you should
The artist thinks that the listener tends to overshare and reveal more than what's necessary or appropriate.

And I know that that's no, no good
The artist recognizes that the listener's behavior is problematic and not conducive to a healthy relationship.

Even if I run around trying to tell her
The singer has tried to bring up the issue with the listener, but it seems fruitless.

Cus' everybody knows that I full of enno
The singer's reputation for being secretive or mysterious makes it hard for the listener to get information from them.

I don't know why
The artist doesn't understand why the listener can't stop talking so much.

Just keep opening your mouth
The artist is resigned to the fact that the listener won't stop talking, no matter what they say.

Cus' I don't deny what you're talking about
The artist doesn't dispute the contents of the listener's speech, but rather their frequency and volume.

You sticking your nose in my business
The listener is invading the singer's privacy and meddling in their affairs.

Wanna know everyting about my business
The listener is overly curious and intrusive, asking for details that are none of their concern.

This is pissing me off and I mean it
The singer is getting increasingly angry and fed up with the listener's behavior.

Please don't speak
The singer wants the listener to stop talking altogether, to give them some peace and quiet.

Please just leave it
The singer doesn't want to engage in any more conversation or argument with the listener.

Please don't beat
The artist wants the listener to stop repeating themselves or over-explaining things.

Search your revival
The artist is suggesting that the listener needs to reflect on their behavior and find a better way to communicate.

Running around and telling everybody
The listener is spreading rumors or gossiping about the singer, which is disrespectful and hurtful.

Shame on you
The singer is expressing disapproval and disappointment at the listener's actions.

You got it babe
The artist is being sarcastic, implying that the listener is clueless or stubborn and refusing to change their ways.

Nobody likes a tall and tell
The artist is quoting a popular saying that advises against talking too much or revealing secrets.

If you don't have something nice to say
The artist believes that the listener should only speak when they have something positive or constructive to add.

Then don't say a thing
The singer is urging the listener to be silent if they can't contribute positively to the conversation.

That's a lot of he say she say
The artist is suggesting that the listener is spreading false or exaggerated information through gossip or hearsay.

Me and she sould take it easy
The singer thinks that both parties should calm down and stop arguing or fighting over words.

I mean Jesus my ears are bleeding
The singer is exaggerating the listener's chatter to emphasize how unpleasant and irritating it is.

Too much in for the sickness he did
The singer is implying that the listener's excessive talking is causing physical or mental discomfort.

Who, what where and why
The listener is asking a lot of questions or demanding explanations that the artist may not have or want to give.

Have you heard them blablabla
The listener is repeating or spreading rumors, or talking incessantly about irrelevant or unimportant things.

I dont care anyway don't talk to me
The singer is conveying a sense of apathy or indifference towards the listener's words or presence.

Don't come over here
The singer is telling the listener to stay away and not approach them.

Bullshit in
The artist believes that the listener's words are false or meaningless, lacking truth or substance.

Bullshit out
The artist is suggesting that the listener's words are a waste of time and energy.

Running out don't push me now
The artist is feeling overwhelmed and needs space and time to recover from the listener's excessive talking.

All the sharing all the loud
The listener is talking a lot and probably at a high volume, which is grating on the singer's nerves.

Got the point
The artist thinks that the listener finally understands their message or perspective.

I hate you in my sleep
The listener's talking is so intrusive and insistent that it haunts the singer's dreams and disturbs their rest.

I see you constantly
The listener is on the singer's mind all the time, even when they're not interacting with them directly.

You're like a gossip channel hitting me repitely
The listener's talking feels like a constant barrage of rumors or hearsay, like a TV channel that won't stop playing.

Can someone let me know
The artist is asking for help or assistance to deal with the listener's behavior.

Where is my remote-controll
The artist is looking for a way to mute or turn off the listener, like they would do with a TV.

So what I turn you off I never should have turnd you on
The singer realizes that they made a mistake by engaging with the listener and now regrets it.

You talk too much
The singer is stating clearly and unequivocally that the listener needs to stop talking so much.

You worry me to death
The listener's excessive talking is causing the artist stress, anxiety, or other health problems.

You talk too much
The artist repeats their original message to emphasize its importance.

You even worry my pet
The listener's talking is so irritating and bothersome that it's affecting the artist's animal companion as well.

You talk, you talk too much
The singer reiterates the problem with the listener's behavior and hopes that they will finally understand and change.

You talk too much
The artist repeats their criticism once more, highlighting their frustration and exasperation.