Baby

Iggy Pop · Somebody [2011]

Baby, don't you cry

Baby, I'll sing you a lullabye



We're walking down the

Street of chance

Where the chance is always

Slim or none

And the intentions unjust



Baby there's nothing to see

I've already been

Down the street of chance



Baby you're so clean

Baby please stay clean

Baby you're so young

Baby please stay young

Baby, don't you cry

Baby, we've already cried

Baby - Iggy Pop

Iggy Pop's "Baby" serves as a potent song point into his later work, showcasing the enduring power of his raw, theatrical style. Released on the 2011 compilation album *Somebody*, the track captures the essence of his performance-driven approach, blending punk energy with a distinct pop sensibility that has defined his career since the 1970s. As a key figure in the New York punk scene and a pioneer of the glam rock movement, Pop's ability to channel primal emotion into his recordings remains unmatched. This song exemplifies his signature delivery, where aggressive vocals meet rhythmic precision, creating a sound that bridges the gap between his early underground roots and his mainstream appeal. It stands as a testament to his consistent ability to craft memorable, high-energy tracks that resonate across decades.