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“Heart Out” talks about Matty’s interest in a girl, who he seemingly grew up with in the same town. In this song he notes his interest in her and how he wishes to get to know her better.
The music video creatively depicts the moment in which the band members first played together at a charity event...
[Verse 1]
Rushing in a small town
I forgot to call you
Running low on know-how
This beat's made for two
[Pre-Chorus]
'Cause I remember that I like you
No matter what I found
She said, "It's nice to have your friends 'round"
We're watching the television with no sound
[Chorus]
It's just you and I tonight
Why don't you figure my heart out?
It's just you and I tonight
Why don't you figure my heart out?
[Verse 2]
Push your lack of chest out
Look at my hair
Gotta love the way you love yourself
Your obsession with rocks and brown
And fucking the whole town's a reflection on your mental health
[Pre-Chorus]
'Cause I remember when I found you
Much younger than you are now
And once we started having friends 'round
You created a television of your mouth
[Chorus]
It's just you and I tonight
Why don't you figure my heart out?
It's just you and I tonight
Why don't you figure my heart out?
[Bridge]
You got something to say?
Why don't you speak it out loud
Instead of living in your head?
It's always the same
Why don't you take your heart out
Instead of living in your head?
[Chorus]
It's just you and I tonight
Why don't you figure my heart out?
It's just you and I tonight
Why don't you figure my heart out?
Heart Out was written by Ross MacDonald & George Daniel & Adam Hann & Matty Healy.
Heart Out was produced by Matty Healy & George Daniel & Mike Crossey & Ross MacDonald & Adam Hann.
Matty described the lyrics of the album to The Guardian:
“And that’s the thing I’m really proud of in this album – it’s me figuring myself out. Even the line in Heart Out – ‘Your obsession with rocks and brown. And fu–ing the whole town’ … I’m always talking about me, really.”
No it says Hey Hey and it’s from George’s drum pad.
“Heart Out” is the first time we used the saxophone as a feature instrument as opposed to a texture. It’s the first time we directly referenced our love of classic 80’s pop. Our love of John Hughes films is well documented, “Heart Out” is one of those songs. Youthful, yearning, over a major key.
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