Talk Tonight

Live stats: Played 291 times across 291 gigs.
First recorded: 15 Dec 1994 — Oasis at Maida Vale Studios, London, GB
Most recent: 23 Nov 2025 — Oasis at MorumBIS, Sao Paulo, Brazil

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Artist Plays Gigs
Noel Gallagher's High Flying Birds 206 206
Oasis 85 85

Oasis from The Masterplan 1998-11-02

Quick facts

Artist
Oasis
Release
The Masterplan
Release year
1998
Lyrics
Available
Recorded live plays
291 across 291 gigs

Lyrics

Sittin’ on my own, chewin’ on a bone
A thousand million miles from home
When something hit me
Somewhere right between the eyes
Sleepin’ on a plane, you know you can’t complain
You took your last chance once again
I landed, stranded
Hardly even knew your name

I wanna talk tonight
Until the morning light
‘Bout how you saved my life
You and me see how we are
You and me see how we are

All your dreams are made of strawberry lemonade
And you make sure I eat today
You take me walking
To where you played when you were young
I’ll never say that I won’t ever make you cry
And this I’ll say, I don’t know why
I know I’m leavin’
But I’ll be back another day

I wanna talk tonight
Until the morning light
‘Bout how you saved my life (You saved my life)
I wanna talk tonight (I wanna talk tonight)
‘Bout how you saved my life (I wanna talk tonight)
‘Bout how you saved my life (I wanna talk tonight)
‘Bout how you saved my life (I wanna talk tonight)
‘Bout how you saved my life (I wanna talk tonight)

I wanna talk tonight
I wanna talk tonight
I wanna talk tonight

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Notes

"Talk Tonight" is a heartfelt B-side by Oasis, released on the “Some Might Say” single in 1995. Written by Noel Gallagher, the song is known for its introspective and vulnerable lyrics, inspired by a difficult time in Noel's life when he considered leaving the band. The track features Noel on vocals and has a mellow acoustic sound, contrasting with the usual Oasis rock anthems. "Talk Tonight" later appeared on the compilation album The Masterplan (1998), and has since become a fan favourite due to its emotional resonance and raw honesty.

 

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