In “Talk”, Khalid takes on the role of someone who indeed appears to be in a loving relationship. For example, he expresses enthusiastic anticipation towards seeing his sweetheart and is clearly committed to her. When asked about the theme of this song, Khalid himself said that the relationship featured in it is in its “honeymoon stages”.

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However, he does have one major gripe with the romance. And what’s this gripe? In his eyes, it is moving too fast. As such “Talk”, serves as an entreaty to his shorty to open up the lines of communication and get constructive dialogue going on to deal with this issue. His rationale behind requesting such is that he believes practical discourse will minimize the possibility of him and his lover getting “lost”. So he wants her to share her inner thoughts, just as he is apparently willing to do so himself.

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This appeal for open communication is not based solely on Khalid’s fear of the unknown. It is also grounded in the fact that he is in love like never before and apparently is trying to get a better understanding of his own feelings. Indeed Khalid insinuates that it may be his own actions that are causing the romance to develop at such an unnervingly-rapid pace in the first place. So he concludes that he and his shorty need to plot a destination of where the two of them are headed together.