Look After You
The Fray · Moonlight (Ost) [2008]
If I don't say this now I will surely break
As I'm leaving the one I want to take
Forgive the urgency but hurry up and wait
My heart has started to separate
Oh oh
Oh oh
Be my baby
Oh oh oh oh
Oh oh
Oh oh
Be my baby
I'll look after you
There now
Steady love
So few come and don't go
Will you
Won't you be the one I'll always know
When I'm losing my control the city spins around
You're the only one who knows
You slow it down
Oh oh
Oh oh
Be my baby
Oh oh oh oh
Oh oh
Oh oh
Be my baby
I'll look after you
"If ever there was a doubt"
My love she leans into me
"This most assuredly counts," she says most assuredly
Oh oh
Oh oh
Be my baby
Oh oh oh oh
Oh oh
Oh oh
Be my baby
I'll look after you
It's always have and never hold
You've begun to feel like home
What's mine is yours to leave or take
What's mine is yours to make your own
Oh oh
Oh oh
Be my baby
Oh oh oh oh
Oh oh
Oh oh
Be my baby
Oh oh oh oh
Oh oh
Oh oh
Be my baby
Oh oh oh oh
Oh oh
Oh oh
Be my baby
Oh oh oh oh
As I'm leaving the one I want to take
Forgive the urgency but hurry up and wait
My heart has started to separate
Oh oh
Oh oh
Be my baby
Oh oh oh oh
Oh oh
Oh oh
Be my baby
I'll look after you
There now
Steady love
So few come and don't go
Will you
Won't you be the one I'll always know
When I'm losing my control the city spins around
You're the only one who knows
You slow it down
Oh oh
Oh oh
Be my baby
Oh oh oh oh
Oh oh
Oh oh
Be my baby
I'll look after you
"If ever there was a doubt"
My love she leans into me
"This most assuredly counts," she says most assuredly
Oh oh
Oh oh
Be my baby
Oh oh oh oh
Oh oh
Oh oh
Be my baby
I'll look after you
It's always have and never hold
You've begun to feel like home
What's mine is yours to leave or take
What's mine is yours to make your own
Oh oh
Oh oh
Be my baby
Oh oh oh oh
Oh oh
Oh oh
Be my baby
Oh oh oh oh
Oh oh
Oh oh
Be my baby
Oh oh oh oh
Oh oh
Oh oh
Be my baby
Oh oh oh oh
Look After You
The Fray's "Look After You" serves as a poignant addition to their discography, appearing on the 2008 "Moonlight" soundtrack. The track exemplifies the band's signature blend of pop-rock and acoustic storytelling, characterized by emotive vocals and melodic guitar work. While not a staple from their major studio albums like "How to Save a Life," the song demonstrates the group's ability to craft atmospheric, character-driven music suitable for film and television. Its inclusion in the "Moonlight" project highlights the versatility of their songwriting beyond standard radio releases, contributing to a broader catalog of work that resonates with fans of contemporary pop-rock from the late 2000s.