Trust Me To Open My Mouth

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“Trust Me To Open My Mouth”
Single by Squeeze from the album Babylon and On
Released	September 1987 (UK)
Format	7" and 12" vinyl
Recorded	?
Genre	Rock
Length	3:13
Label	A&M Records
Producer	Eric "ET" Thorngren & Glenn Tilbrook
Squeeze singles chronology
"Hourglass" (1987) "Trust Me To Open My Mouth" (1987) "The Waiting Game" (1987)

"Trust Me To Open My Mouth" was the second single released in the UK from Squeeze's seventh album, Babylon and On.

In North America, this song was not released as a single. Instead, "853-5937" was the second single from Babylon and On in Canada and the US.

Contents 1 Track listing 1.1 7" 1.2 12" 2 External links

[edit] Track listing

[edit] 7"

1. "Trust Me To Open My Mouth" (3:13)
2. "Take Me I'm Yours (live)" (4:01)

[edit] 12"

1. "Trust Me To Open My Mouth (remix)" (4:30)
2. "Take Me I'm Yours (live)" (4:01)
3. "Trust Me To Open My Mouth" (3:13)
4. "Black Coffee In Bed (live)" (6:31)

[edit] External links

• Squeeze discography at Squeezenet

v • d • e Squeeze Chris Difford • Glenn Tilbrook • John Bentley • Stephen Large • Simon Hanson Paul Gunn • Harry Kakoulli • Jools Holland • Gilson Lavis • Paul Carrack • Don Snow • Chris Holland • Keith Wilkinson • Andy Metcalfe • Matt Irving • Pete Thomas • Kevin Wilkinson • Ashley Soan • Hilaire Penda • Management and Producers Miles Copeland III • John Cale • John Wood • Roger Bechirian • Elvis Costello • Dave Edmunds • Nick Lowe • Phil McDonald • Laurie Latham • Eric "ET" Thorngren • Steve Forward • Tony Berg • Peter Smith EPs Packet of Three Studio albums Squeeze • Cool for Cats • Argybargy • East Side Story • Sweets from a Stranger • Cosi Fan Tutti Frutti • Babylon and On • Frank • Play • Some Fantastic Place • Ridiculous • Domino Related articles New Wave music • Difford & Tilbrook • A&M Records • Reprise Records • Ark 21 Records • IRS Records • Quixotic Records