
Song · Pocket Sugar
Elevator Mirror
“Elevator Mirror” is track 16 on Rob Matare's Dance album Pocket Sugar, released October 6, 2026. Dance songs for clocking out loud: talk with your feet, eight bars of courage, and the bell that still rings at twelve.
“Elevator Mirror” lyrics
Elevator Mirror
Lobby clock says twelve-thirty
Elevator mirror catches both
Your jacket open, my heels in hand
Party music muffled through the doors
You hold the keycard in your palm
Ask, Your floor, mine, or lobby bar?
I like the way you leave the answer
Sitting open where the choices are
No guessing
Let the next move be mine too
Elevator mirror, come a little nearer
Elevator mirror, let me choose the floor
The hotter move was handing me the choice
Elevator mirror, now I want you more
Doors open on the twelfth floor
You don't step until I do
Hand the keycard over smiling
Say, You pick what happens next from here
I press fourteen, then change to ten
You laugh and lean against the rail
Control looked good when you were wearing it
It looks better when you share
Elevator Mirror
Elevator Mirror
The keycard waited in your open palm
No pull, no pressure at the door
The hotter move was handing me the choice
And suddenly I wanted you more
Elevator mirror, switch who leads this time
Elevator mirror, your hand beside mine
The hotter move was handing me the choice
Elevator mirror, let the doors decide
Elevator Mirror
Lyrics written by Rob Matare. Written by me • made with AI. Artist visuals are digitally created.
More from Pocket Sugar
- 1Pocket Sugar2:57
- 2Clocked Out2:44
- 3Talk with Your Feet2:54
- 4Speaker Died First3:00
- 5Bought My Own Ticket2:34
- 6Say Wow Back2:38
- 7Shoes in the Pool3:25
- 8Gravity in Reverse3:17
- 9Leave It Folded3:23
- 10Wait at the Light2:34
- 11Before the Elevator3:10
- 12Call Me When It's Quiet3:26
- 13Blue Motel Ballroom3:09
- 14Flags on the Balcony2:46
- 15Clock Out Loud2:45
- 17Name Tags Off3:27
- 18Eight Bars of Courage3:20
- 19Your Turn in the Middle3:27
- 20Wrong Step, Right People3:20
- 21Nobody Up Here3:23
- 22Ticket Forty-Seven3:31
- 23The Bell Still Rings at Twelve4:05