Gossip

You Me At Six · Take Of Your Colours [2008]

Whoa whoa oh whoa.



You've been looking at me

Like you've got something to say

You got flaws in your step

You're miles away

From anything a-a-a-anyway.

Lets get to the point

The words that fell of your lips

Didn't mean anything

They didn't mean shit

To you or him.



But tonight, but tonight

We will be alright

Yes the champagne is on ice for you and I.

And oh right and oh right

We will be alright

Because we've got it all

And it's all that is left inside

Let's just keep on talking.



I smell your scent on my skin

And the clothes that I wear

It's a thought in my head and I can't shake it

Of you and him. Sh-sh-sh-shake it

I am at the party too,

I am in the room next to you

With your back to the door and your ear to the floor

And you were desperate.



But tonight, but tonight

We will be alright

Yes the champagne is on ice for you and I.

And oh right and oh right

We will be alright

Because we've got it all

And it's all that's left inside

Let's just keep on talking.



So don't let me down

And don't let me down

And don't let me down

And don't let me down



But tonight, but tonight

We will be alright

Yes the champagne is on ice for you and I.

And oh right and oh right

We will be alright

Because we've got it all

And it's all that's left inside

Let's just keep on talking.



Whoa whoa oh whoa.

Gossip - You Me At Six

Released on Take Of Your Colours [2008], 'Gossip' stands as a defining track for You Me At Six, capturing the band's signature blend of punk energy and melodic pop sensibilities. The song exemplifies the raw, emotive style that characterized their early discography, featuring driving rhythms and vocal delivery that became hallmarks of their sound. As a key component of their 2008 output, the recording reflects the band's ability to craft anthemic tracks that resonated with fans during a pivotal era in their career. Its enduring appeal lies in its ability to channel youthful frustration and social commentary through a polished yet gritty production, cementing its place within their catalog of high-energy rock and roll.