Talking Heads Quote Magnets
The Astronauts Didn't Read Poetry... (white text) Magnet
by Old Handsaw
$3.75 $4.75
Description: This design features iconic lyrics from Talking Heads' "Life During Wartime," perfect for any fan of classic new wave and post-punk music. Show your appreciation for the legendary American band with this unique song quote design. It makes an excellent gift for music lovers, concert-goers, or anyone who appreciates indie rock and 80s alternative sounds.
Talking Heads Life During Wartime Lyrics Song Quote Gift Magnet
by Tutormade
$3.75 $4.75
Description: Clean minimalist layout celebrating David Byrne and the Talking Heads' legendary concert film masterpiece Stop Making Sense.
Talking Heads Stop Making Sense Vintage Film Quote Magnet
by robertstudios
$3.75 $4.75
You May Ask Yourself Talking Heads Retro Quote Magnet
by It's Over
$3.75 $4.75
How Did I Get Here? / 80s Lyrics Typography Design Magnet
by DankFutura
$3.75 $4.75
Description: Do Me A Favor And Stop Talking - A Fun Thing To Do In The Morning Is NOT Talk To Me - Do Not Interrupt Me When I'm Talking to Myself - Funny Saying Novelty Unisex
Do Me A Favor And Stop Talking - A Fun Thing To Do In The Morning Is NOT Talk To Me - Do Not Interrupt Me When I'm Talking to Myself - Funny Saying Novelty Unisex Magnet
by wiixyou
$3.75 $4.75
Description: Do Me A Favor And Stop Talking - A Fun Thing To Do In The Morning Is N0T Talk To Me - Do Not Interrupt Me When I'm Talking to Myself - Funny Saying Novelty Unisex
Do Me A Favor And Stop Talking - A Fun Thing To Do In The Morning Is NOT Talk To Me - Do Not Interrupt Me When I'm Talking to Myself - Funny Saying Novelty Unisex Magnet
by wiixyou
$3.75 $4.75
Description: A quirky and colorful typographic design featuring a chaotic collection of speech bubbles filled with existential questions. Phrases like "How did I get here?", "Am I right? Am I wrong?", and "My God! What have I done?" capture the feeling of confusion, uncertainty, and overthinking. Anchored by the bold text "YOU MAY ASK YOURSELF," this graphic is perfect for philosophy enthusiasts, anyone going through a "mid-life crisis," or those who simply enjoy surreal and humorous commentary on the absurdity of modern life.