“Talk Back Trembling Lips” is a 1963 song first recorded by Ernest Ashworth. The song became the most successful of Ernest Ashworth’s career and was his only No. 1 song on the Billboard Hot Country Singles chart that October. The song spent 35 weeks on the country chart. The song also bubbled under the Billboard Hot 100, just missing the chart’s main listing as it peaked at No. 101. Johnny Tillotson recorded a successful cover version in 1963 that peaked in early 1964.
From the album Hits of Today and Tomorrow
B-side “That’s How Much I Care”
Released June 1963
Recorded May 1963
Genre Country
Length 2:37
Label Hickory
Songwriter(s) John D. Loudermilk
Producer(s) Wesley Rose
Ernie Ashworth – Talk Back Trembling Lips Lyrics
[Chorus]
Talk back trembling lips
Shaky legs don’t just stand there
Don’t let her know that she’s getting through with you
Talk back trembling lips
Burning eyes don’t start crying
Heart don’t let her know that you’re breaking in two
Everyday our love’s a battle royal
Dear, it seems that fighting’s all we do
But if I let you know how much I love you
You’ll do things to me you shouldn’t do so
[Chorus]
Every time you up and hurt my feelings
I pretend it couldn’t matter less
I’m just hiding all of my emotions
Behind my broken heart I guess so
[Chorus]
Heart don’t let her know that you’re breaking in two
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Great song
yes, great artist
The Beckaroo(Becky Hobbs) did a outstanding rendition and performance of Ernie Ashworth’s Talk Back Trembling Lips on her Video also! Check it out if you haven’t already!🎤🎹🎸🥁🎻🎼🤠👍
Thank You !
Loved to hear Ernie sing this on the Opry back in 1970. I also really wished that I had that “Lime burst” ,Grammer guitar that Ernie Ashworth played. “Little Roy” Wiggins gave him that guitar around 1970. I always liked how Ernie gave Roy Wiggins the recognition that he so richly deserved.