Bye Bye Baby

Bay City Rollers · Bye Bye Baby [2011]

If you hate me after what I said

I can't put it off any longer

I just gotta tell her anyway



Bye bye baby, baby good-bye

(Bye baby, baby bye bye)

Bye bye baby, don't make me cry

(My baby, baby bye bye)



You're the one girl in town I'd marry

Girl I'd marry you now if I were free

I wish it could be



I could love you but why begin it

Cause there ain't any future in it

(She's got me and I'm not free so)



Bye bye baby, baby good-bye

(Bye baby, baby bye bye)

Bye bye baby, don't make me cry

(My baby, baby bye bye)



Wish I never have known you better

Wish I knew you before I met her

Gee, how good it would be for me

Should have told her that I can't linger

There's a wedding ring on my finger

(She's got me and I'm not free so)



Bye bye baby, baby good-bye

(Bye baby, baby bye bye)

Bye bye baby, don't make me cry

(My baby, baby bye bye)



Chorus till fade out

Bye Bye Baby

Bye Bye Baby stands as a defining track in the Bay City Rollers' early discography, capturing the energetic spirit of Scottish pop during the mid-1970s. The recording showcases the group's signature blend of melodic hooks and youthful exuberance that propelled them to international stardom. Released during a period of rapid commercial success, the song reflects the band's ability to craft accessible, danceable anthems that resonated with a global audience. As part of their broader catalogue, it exemplifies the polished production values and catchy arrangements that characterized their most influential era. The track remains a testament to the group's impact on the bubblegum pop genre, offering listeners a vibrant snapshot of a time when the Bay City Rollers dominated charts across Europe and beyond with their distinctive sound and charismatic performances.