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Talking Bodyby Tove Lo

Album: Queen of the Clouds (2014)Charted: 17 12 License This Song  artistfacts

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• A concept record of sorts, Queen of The Clouds is split into the three stages of how things usually go for Tove Lo in a relationship: "The Sex," "The Love" and "The Pain." She explained that this song is about two people trying to get over their problems by having lots and lots of sex.
• The video was directed by Andreas Weman and Johan Lydén. The clip finds Tove Lo searching for her bad-boy love, who is wanted by the cops. She described it as a "sexy, tacky, dirty Dogville-inspired piece."

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