| I saw her one day in the hallway |
| Kicking up something from the floor |
| She was living next-door |
| I noticed her before, coming in at night |
| But never looked twice, didn’t think she was my type |
| Then she did this thing |
| This thing she always does |
| She put her hand on her thigh and began to rub |
| Then something felt different |
| Something made me want it |
| Something had changed |
| I couldn’t put my finger on it |
| Just the little things she did |
| To turn me on |
| It’s just the little things sh did |
| I don’t know which one |
| It' just the little things sh did |
| To turn me on |
| It’s just the little things she did |
| I don’t know which one |
| Is it the way she turned around when I was looking? |
| Or when she smiled with one corner so her lips went crooked |
| The way she twitched her nose |
| The way she wore her clothes |
| Or the color of her varnish she was wearing on her toes |
| Just the little things she did |
| The little things she did |
| Saw her again today in the same way |
| Kicking up something from the floor |
| She just got back from the store |
| She smiled at me before, coming in at night |
| But I never smiled back, didn’t think she was my type |
| Then she did this thing |
| This thing she always does |
| She put her finger in some balm and gave her lips a rub |
| Then I saw her different |
| No longer platonic |
| What is it about her? |
| I can’t put my finger on it |
| Just the little things she did |
| To turn me on |
| It’s just the little things she did |
| I don’t know which one |
| It' just the little things she did |
| To turn me on |
| It’s just the little things she did |
| I don’t know which one |
| Is it the way she closed her eyes when she was drinking? |
| Or put her finger on her mouth when she was thinking? |
| Was it her million-mile stare? The way she did her hair? |
| With her little mirror, she can take it anywhere |
| Just the little things she did |
| The little things she did |
| Now I can’t look at her in the same way |
| Kicking up something from the floor |
| She knows it so she does it more |
| I say goodbye before she goes out at night |
| But now she looks at me as if to say «You're not my type.» |
| I hear the little things going on through the wall |
| Never used to notice but now I hear them all |
| I think about the things she does and how she does it |
| What is it about her? |
| I can’t put my finger on it |
| Just the little things she did |
| To turn me on |
| It’s just the little things she did |
| I don’t know which one |
| It' just the little things she did |
| To turn me on |
| It’s just the little things she did |
| I don’t know which one |
| Is it the way she tilts her head when she’s laughing? |
| Or when her eyes go chinesey and her lips start pouting? |
| The way she smiles at me when she’s walking past? |
| Or the dresses that she wears that accentuate her ass? |
| Just the little things she did |
| Just the little things she did |
| Like the way that she plays with her earrings |
| It’s just the little things she did |
| Like the way her mannerisms are endearing |
| It’s just the little things she did |