Charming little neighborhood
Peeking through your window
Tiptoe' across your floor,
Flipping through your photos,
I wash the dishes in your sink
I burned your smelly candles down
I've been talking to your plants,
And your sketches on the wall
That your friends leave when they call
I'm all up in your place but you're not here.
No, I'm all up in your place, but you're not here.
So I, I drew myself a bath
Stood naked in your mirror
I pictured you in front of me,
Your hands raised in the air
My fingers kissed your elbow bend,
My hands fell to your breast
And the bathtub steam, prevented me,
Took a deep breath from the towel that I used to dry my face
Searching for the scent of you, the faintest little trace now
I'm all up in your place but you're not here.
Oh No, I'm all up in your place, but you're not here.
So I slowly walked back to your room
I jumped up in and laid there,
Of hurried steps come up the stairs,
Shoes come off your tiny feet,
Come streaming across the floor
Wrapped around your pillow
I awoke and it was clear,
I've spent another day inside your place,
I'm all up in your place but you're not here.
No, no, no I'm all up in your place, but you're not here.
Lord, I'd swing on by your place but you're not here.
No, no-no, I'm all up in your place, but you're not here.