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Talk Talk Talk

from My Blue House by Celeste Krishna & Monarchs

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lyrics

Damn dude, I think you just earned a medal
for the most gross-words-a-minute
in a single monologue
masquerading as a 90 minute conversation
this an indication of who you are

it’s not the subject of the words you speak
that says anything at all
what’s exposed is your obsessive attempt
to make a framework where you’re in the right for all that you’ve done
and not done

and it’s evident you’re not aware of this all
not big enough to say what underlies your talk

Talk talk talk
You say nothing at all
Talk talk talk
subtext of you speaks vols.

Talk talk talk
You say nothing at all
Talk talk talk
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Unlike your words that try and muck up and cloud the water
My words are H20, they magnify what’s under

After showing my sea shore,
You showed up like a cloaked-up king
Claiming all of my treasures
Throw spears at my delicacies

Your generosity, it was a trap
What was given was not, it was a debt
Your friendship was counterfeit, it was straight fool’s gold
You a lie! you a lie! you a lie! Prince John, you are not to be trusted

Talk talk talk
You say nothing at all
Talk talk talk
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Talk talk talk
You say nothing at all
Talk talk talk
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Cause you’re not brave enough to say what you’re afraid of
You’re not brave enough to say if I have hurt you
You’re not brave enough to hear if you have hurt me too
You’re not brave enough to tell the truth

And I’m saddened by the loss of what we were once
Disappointed cause I thought that we were golden
And the 180 had me mad confused
The 180 had me mad confused

You’re not safe
And you’re not inspiring me
Now that this is clear
This means you lose your seat

Dethroned! Dethroned! Dethroned! Dethroned! Dethroned! Dethroned!
With my Irish goodbye
You lost your seat in my life

Talk talk talk
You say nothing at all
Talk talk talk
subtext of you speaks vols.

Talk talk talk
You say nothing at all
Talk talk talk
subtext of you speaks vols.

Talk talk talk
You say nothing at all
Talk talk talk
subtext of you speaks vols.

Talk talk talk
You say nothing at all
Talk talk talk
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Volumes on volumes
Volumes on volumes
Volumes on you
Volumes on you

credits

from My Blue House, released October 30, 2020
Composed by Celeste Krishna
Lyrics by Celeste Krishna

Celeste Krishna - lead vocals, harmony vocals, synths, synth bass
Adele Fournet - harmony vocals
Felipe Wurst - electric guitar
Camille Gainer Jones - drums

Production - Celeste Krishna, Adele Fournet, Felipe Wurst
Additional Production - Mary Ann Keeler
Audio Engineering - Arun Pandian
Assistant Audio Engineering - Adele Fournet, Felipe Wurst
Additional Audio Engineering - Celeste Krishna
Vocal Engineering - Adele Fournet, Felipe Wurst
Vocal Production - Celeste Krishna, Adele Fournet, Felipe Wurst
Mixing - Elliot Scheiner
Mastering - Sarah Register

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Celeste Krishna & Monarchs Birmingham, Alabama

Celeste Krishna is a Southern expressionist music artist, songwriter, and producer originally from Birmingham, Alabama, who is now based in Brooklyn, New York. With an ensemble of musicians she calls “Monarchs,” Celeste creates a range of poetic songs that have musical notes of Van Morrison, Lauryn Hill, and Björk. ... more

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