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Cheap Trick ~ You Talk Too Much


Words and music by rick nielsen You talk too much You talk too much You talk too much to me Dear father, don't mother me Dear mother, don't bother me If i ever needed your advice, oh I would have called you on the telephone I've been wrong maybe once or twice And that's when i was listenin' to you You talk too much You talk too much You talk too much to me Dear preacher, you won't reach me Dear teacher, don't preach to me If i ever needed your advice, oh I would have called you on the telephone I've only been wrong maybe once or twice And that's when i was listenin' to you Oh, shut up! You talk too much You talk too much You talk too much, oh yeah more free lyrics

Words and music by rick nielsen
You talk too much
You talk too much
You talk too much to me

Dear father, don't mother me
Dear mother, don't bother me
If i ever needed your advice, oh
I would have called you on the telephone
I've been wrong maybe once or twice
And that's when i was listenin' to you

You talk too much
You talk too much
You talk too much to me

Dear preacher, you won't reach me
Dear teacher, don't preach to me
If i ever needed your advice, oh
I would have called you on the telephone
I've only been wrong maybe once or twice
And that's when i was listenin' to you

Oh, shut up!

You talk too much
You talk too much
You talk too much, oh yeah

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