You walked in late and blamed it on the weather. I said, “That excuse only works when you look that good.” You rolled your eyes, but you came a little closer. Your perfume found me before your jacket did. You said you only came to stay for twenty minutes. I said, “That’s funny, because you’re still holding my hand.” The room got warm when you started laughing. Now everybody knows exactly where we stand. Don’t make that face, you know I saw you smile. You’ve been pretending for a while. If you came here just to tease me, Then come and prove it while you’re near me. Turn around, you still look good beside me. Turn around, don’t act like you don’t know. Turn around, put that little smile on me. Turn around, let the whole room move slow. You pulled me left when I was stepping right. Then blamed my feet for getting in the way. I said, “You planned that from the beginning.” You said, “Maybe I just like watching you obey.” The bass rolled low and your shoulder found mine. You sang the wrong words and made them sound sweet. I tried to keep my cool for half a second. Then you laughed and knocked the cool out of me. Don’t make that face, you know I saw you smile. You’ve been pretending for a while. If you came here just to tease me, Then come and prove it while you’re near me. Turn around, you still look good beside me. Turn around, don’t act like you don’t know. Turn around, put that little smile on me. Turn around, let the whole room move slow. Turn the page. Next chapter. Turn around, you still look good beside me. Turn around, don’t act like you don’t know. Turn around, put that little smile on me. Turn around, let the whole room move slow. You said you only came to stay twenty minutes. I said, “Then why are you still holding my hand?
