Shut Up & Kiss Me

Orianthi · Believe (II) [2010]

You're too loud, I'm so hyper

On paper we're a disaster

And I'm driving you crazy

It's my little game



I push you, and you push back

Two opposites so alike that

Everyday's a roller coaster

But I'm a bump you'll never get over



This love (love) hate (hate) relationship

You say you (you) can't (can't) handle it

But there's no way to stop this now

So shut up and kiss me

Kick (kick), scream (scream) call it quits

But your just (just) so (so) full of it

cause it's too late, to close your mouth

So shut up and kiss me



So shut up! So shut up!



I call you and you pick up

I tell you how much I'm in love

I'm laughin and you get mad

It's my little game



Go ahead now, admit it

You like your world with me in it

Like a record, it's broken

Yeah, I'm a bump you'll never get over



This love (love) hate (hate) relationship

You say you (you) can't (can't) handle it

But there's no way to stop this now

So shut up and kiss me

Kick (kick), scream (scream) call it quits

But your just (just) so (so) full of it

cause it's too late, to close your mouth

So shut up and kiss me



You miss my lips, my kiss, my laugh

The riffs on my guitar

The way we fight, we make up fast



Oh yeaaaah



So shut up!



Love hate, love hate, love hate



Cause this love (love) hate (hate) relationship

You say you (you) can't (can't) handle it

But there's no way to stop this now

So shut up and kiss me

Kick (kick), scream (scream) call it quits

But your just (just) so (so) freakin' full of it

cause it's too late, to close your mouth

So shut up and kiss me



So shut up!

Shut up and kiss me!

Shut Up & Kiss Me

Orianthi's 'Shut Up & Kiss Me' stands as a vibrant example of her guitar-driven rock style, appearing on the 2010 album Believe (II). The track showcases her signature blend of bluesy riffs and pop sensibilities, solidifying her reputation as a formidable guitarist and vocalist. Released during a period of significant growth, the song reflects the energetic production values that defined her early discography. It complements other notable recordings from the era, such as 'According To You' and 'Addicted To Love', demonstrating her ability to craft anthemic rock tracks with broad appeal. The recording highlights her technical proficiency and emotive delivery, marking an important chapter in her musical evolution. This work remains a key song in her catalogue, illustrating the dynamic range that has characterized her career since her debut.