Talking All Night

Hall And Oates · Ooh Yeah! [1988]

Yeah baby, ooh, what's you gonna do baby

All right

Ain't it funny I'm tied to the magic of your caress

Ain't it lovely how we fit together

Girl you're the best

And it seems like we've been talking forever

Words & wine

And we've been lost in time

On no, you're touching emotions I used to hide

Too deep inside



(12:45) quarter to one

We're talking all night (talking all night)

(1:45) quarter to two

We're talking all night (all night)



Heat of passion, the hours and minutes don't mean so much

I know the language of love is a tender touch yeah

Now listen baby, now speak slowly, make the night last forever, spill the wine

So you'll forget about time

Won't you break down & show me emotions you used to hide so deep inside



(12:45) quarter to one

We're talking all night (talking all night)

All night

(1:45) quarter to two

We're talking all night (all night)

(2:45) quarter to three

We're talking all night (talking all night)

(3:45) quarter to four

We're talking all night (all night)



I want you to stay (all night) with me baby

Oh stay with me tonight (12:45)

Ah its only 12:45

(talking all night)

Oh, all night, all night

(All night)

Oh, what you want to do girl

(1:45)

Oh, the beginning of the evening

The shack, remember the shack

(Talking All night)

All night girl ooh

(2:45)

2:45?

(All Night)

So what you thinking honey

(All Night)

Can I get you anything

(3:45)

3:45, I think I see the dawn come up

We're talking (All Night)

We're talking all night yeah

(4:45)

Oh baby, its you

(talking all night)

Its you, its you you

(All Night)

You you you you you nothing but you baby

(5:45)

(talking all night)

(6:45)

(talking all night)

We've been talking all night

(All Night)

Oh yeah

(7:45)

Quarter to eight - time to get up

Talking All Night

Hall and Oates' "Talking All Night" stands as a quintessential example of their late-1980s pop-rock sound, characterized by tight harmonies and a driving rhythm section. Released on the album *Ooh Yeah!*, the track exemplifies the duo's signature blend of soulful vocals and polished production that defined their career during this era. The song captures the essence of late-night conversation, a recurring theme in their discography that often explores intimacy and connection. As a staple of their live performances and radio play, the recording showcases the band's ability to craft anthems that resonate across generations, cementing their status as one of the most enduring acts in American pop history.