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FIRE

Talk House

Can you hear me now?

You gotta figure it out

It’s getting worse than summer of the 1945

What are you talking about?

Let me show you around

This is the future of “the land of gold”

They called “Zipangu”

At first

To say Konnichiwa

Say Arigato

Always do a deep bow

When we greet them up

<No

To be Honest

We’re not all f in' polite

Creat the wall and public stance

Everyone’s liar

Everyone’s rude

This country’s government is a symbol of them

One

You just fuck up

Two

Already mess with it

Three

You’re fired!

Unnecessary

And the end is almost coming here

I think

Run away, baby

Run away, baby

You should

You gave suffering

To young generation

Sayonara, baby

Sacked

I’ll never see you again

One

You just fuck up

Two

Already mess with it

Three

You’re fired!

Unnecessary

  • Lyricist

    Riccardo

  • Composer

    Riccardo

  • Recording Engineer

    KND

  • Mixing Engineer

    KND

  • Mastering Engineer

    KND

  • Guitar

    Talk House

  • Bass Guitar

    Talk House

  • Drums

    Riku Bando

  • Vocals

    Talk House

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Listen to FIRE by Talk House

Streaming / Download

  • 1

    Identity

    Talk House

  • 2

    Take That!

    Talk House

  • 3

    evolution

    Talk House

  • 4

    Revolution

    Talk House

  • 5

    Good Vibrations

    Talk House

  • 6

    Shinpai

    Talk House

  • 7

    The day autumn disappeared

    Talk House

  • 8

    Don't Say No

    Talk House

  • 9

    Give Up!

    Talk House

  • 10

    What You Want For Me? (2026 ver)

    Talk House

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    FIRE

    Talk House

    E
  • 12

    LDR

    Talk House

  • 13

    one-sided love

    Talk House

  • 14

    Believe in Life

    Talk House

This is the band's first full-length album.
The album's theme is "Love and Revolution," appealing to all humanity living today.
The album includes 14 songs across a wide range of genres, including the previously released single "Identity, Believe in Life," as well as acoustic and instrumental songs, pop, Brit rock, and punk.
This first full-length album is a must-listen for anyone listening to Talk House, as it tells you what they're Talking About.

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