My Big Mouth
Oasis · Be Here Now
And it was a sound so very loud...that no-one can hear
I got something in my shoes...It's keeping me from walking
Down the long and winding road... back home to you
(Bridge)
And round this town you've ceased to be
That's what you get for sleeping with the enemy
Where angels fly you won't play
So guess who's gonna take the blame for...
(Chorus)
My big mouth,my big name
Who'll put on my shoes while they're walking
Slowly down the hall of fame?
Into my big mouth,you could fly a plane
Who'll put on my shoes while they're walking
Slowly down the hall of fame?
Slowly down the hall of fame?
I ain't never spoke to god
And I ain't never been to heaven
But you assumed I knew the way
Even though the map was given
And as you look into the eyes
Of a bloody sold assassian
Only then you'll realise
With who's life you have been messin'
(Bridge)
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About My Big Mouth
"My Big Mouth" is a standout track from Oasis's 1997 album *Be Here Now*, released during the height of Britpop's commercial peak. The song features the band's signature blend of melodic pop hooks and gritty, blues-inflected guitar work, delivered by Liam Gallagher's distinctive vocals. As a key component of the album's catalogue, it reflects the band's attempt to evolve beyond their earlier garage-rock roots while maintaining their characteristic anthemic energy. The recording captures the raw, unpolished aesthetic that defined the era, contributing to the song's enduring status as a staple of the genre. Its inclusion on *Be Here Now* highlights the band's willingness to experiment with production and sound, even as they solidified their legacy as one of the most influential acts of the 1990s.