The Night Before - The Stereotypes

If I could transpose you

I suppose I’d know you a little better

Than I did the night before

I stand naked in your kitchen

My feet are cold, I look for coffee

Walking down your hallway

I get a glimpse as you slip into silk stockings

And I don’t want to mold you

I just want to hold a little more

Than I did the night before

I dream alone in the bedroom

Your clothes hang down in the closet

I can smell your bathroom

I get a glimpse as you get clean in the shower

Oh, open up your heart, open up the door

Like you did, like you did

Like you did the night before

Open up your heart, open up the door

Like you did like you did

Like you did the night before

The night before

The night before

And I feel so low-down

And I don’t know now

Why, why we can’t try again

If I could transpose you

I suppose I’d know you a little better

Than I did the night before

I stand naked in your kitchen

My feet are cold, I drink your coffee

Walking down your hallway

I get a glimpse as you slip into your silk stockings

And I open up your heart, open up the door

Like you did, like you did

Like you did the night before

Open up your heart, open up the door

Like you did, like you did

Like you did the night before

Open up your heart, open up the door

Like you did, like you did

Like you did the night before

The night before

The night before

Like you did the night

Like you did the night before