The Night Before
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The Night Before
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if i could transpose you
i suppose i'd know you a little better
then 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 your silk stockings
i dream alone in your bedroom
your clothes hang down in your closet
i can smell your perfume
i get a glimpse as you get clean in the shower
open up your heart, open up the door
like you did the night before
and i feel so low-down
and i, i don't know now
why we can't try again
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