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Artist/Band:
Kelly Osbourne
Lyrics for Song: Shut Up
Lyrics for Album: Changes
You say i should do it differently,
I donÂ’t necessarily agree.
Stand up, sit down, be nice.
Did ya hear me ask for your advice?
DonÂ’t bother trying to tell me your beliefs,
Your point of view is pretty screwed to me
Do this, do that, on track
Do me a favor and donÂ’t talk back.
Round and round
And the conversation always ends where it began.
Round and round, and i need a vacation
I got a headache from you
.
Shut up! DonÂ’t want to hear your voice.
Shut up! IÂ’m sick of all the noise.
ThereÂ’s nothing you can say that means
A damn thing to me
Shut up!
Blah blah, blah blah, blah blah, blah blah,blah
ThatÂ’s what it sounds like you said to me.
You nag and you brag and i gag.
ThereÂ’s so much beauty in what we have
You must have better things that you can do,
Or does your life revolve around me too?
What you want what i need,oh please!
I think you get off hearing yourself speak
Round and round, but the conversation always ends where it began
Round and round and i need a vacation
I got a headache from you
.
Shut up! DonÂ’t want to hear your voice.
Shut up! IÂ’m sick of all the noise.
ThereÂ’s nothing you can say that means
A damn thing to me
Shut up, donÂ’t want to be polite.
ItÂ’s messed up, how you always think youÂ’re right.
ThereÂ’s nothing you can say thatÂ’s gonna change the way i am
Shut up (guitar solo)
Round and round,
And the conversation always ends where it began.
Round and round and i need a vacation.
I got a headache from u
Shut up! DonÂ’t want to hear your voice.
Shut up! IÂ’m sick of all the noise.
ThereÂ’s nothing you can say that means
A damn thing to me
Shut up, donÂ’t want to be polite.
ItÂ’s messed up, how you always think youÂ’re right.
ThereÂ’s nothing you can say thatÂ’s gonna change the way i am
.
So shut up!
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About Shut Up
Kelly Osbourne's "Shut Up" serves as a defining track on her 2004 debut album *Changes*, capturing the raw energy and pop sensibilities of her early career. Released during a period when she was navigating her transition from reality television fame to a serious musical pursuit, the song exemplifies the upbeat, dance-oriented style that characterized her initial discography. As part of a cohesive collection of tracks on *Changes*, "Shut Up" reflects her ability to blend catchy melodies with themes of personal empowerment and self-assertion. The recording stands as a testament to her early efforts in crafting a distinct vocal identity within the mainstream pop landscape, showcasing her talent for creating infectious hooks that resonated with a broad audience. It remains a notable song in her catalog, representing the vibrant and confident musical direction she took before evolving her sound in subsequent years. |
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