Talk
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Talk
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Come on in, it's not a bad time at all
it's been a while, how you been, you're looking good
i was gonna give you a call
i memorized all of the hurtful things you said
but lately missing you is messing with the way
i replay 'em in my head, so…
chorus:
talk, tell me how miserable you were
ramble on 'bout how much i have to learn about men
you know that thing about the life that you deserve
say that again
it make me mad when i'm alone, i blame myself
i forget a lot of stuff so, i'll shut up
and let you talk
how 'bout the trip, the one where i was such a drag
where you got drunk and made new friends and laughed at me
come on, bring it all back
so breaking up, kinda bummed you out at first
but you're amazed at just how fast you caught your breath
now it doesn't even hurt
repeat chorus:
it makes me mad when i'm alone, i blame myself
i forget about a lot of stuff
so i'm glad that you stopped by
you're just proving i was right
you were not the one for me, it's in every word you speak
but sometimes late at night the lonely convolutes my memories
so i'll shut up and let you talk
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Who performs "Talk"?
Amy Dalley performs "Talk", and this lyric page sits inside the Amy Dalley catalog on LyroVerse.
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