Loose Lips Sunk Ships

Robbie Williams · Other Songs - Robbie Williams

I'm getting to grips with what you said

No it's not in my head

I can't awaken the dead

Day after day

Why don't we talk about it

Why do you always doubt that there can be a better way

It doesn't make me wanna stay



Why don't we break up

There's nothing left to say

I've got my eyes shut

Praying they won't stray

Oh we're not sexed up

That's what makes the difference today

I hope you blow away



You say we're fatally flawed

When I'm easily bored

Is that OK

Write me off your list

Make this the last kiss

I'll walk away



Why don't we talk about it

I'm only here don't shout

If you give 'em time, you'll forget

Let's pretend we never met



Why don't we break up

There's nothing left to say

I've got my eyes shut

Praying they won't stray

And when I'm sexed up

That's what makes the difference today

I hope you blow away



Screw you

I didn't like your taste

Anyway I chose you

And that's all gone to waste

It's Saturday

I'll go out and find another you



Why don't we

Why don't we break up

There's nothing left to say

I've got my eyes shut

Praying they won't stray

Oh we're not sexed up

That's what makes the difference today

I hope you blow away

I hope you blow away

I hope you blow away

Loose Lips Sunk Ships

Loose Lips Sunk Ships stands as a notable song in Robbie Williams' expansive discography, reflecting his signature blend of pop sensibilities and theatrical flair. The track captures the artist's ability to navigate complex emotional landscapes with a touch of wit, a hallmark of his solo career following his departure from Take That. While the song explores themes of secrecy and consequence, it fits seamlessly within Williams' broader catalogue of introspective yet accessible recordings. This work demonstrates his continued evolution as a performer, balancing personal narrative with the polished production values that have defined his most successful eras. As part of his extensive body of work, the recording reinforces his status as a leading figure in British pop music, offering listeners a moment of reflection wrapped in his characteristic melodic charm.