Don't Be A Baby, Baby
Michael Bublé · Dream [2002]
By the love that pass you by
But if you have to, Baby
Go ahead and have your cry
I'll be your baby, Baby
Truer than the one you knew
And someday maybe, Baby
You will learn to love me too
Don't be a baby, Baby
By the love that passed you by
But if you have to, Baby
Go ahead and have your cry
I'll be your baby, Baby
Truer than the one you knew
And someday maybe, Baby
You could learn to love me too
Don't be a baby, Baby
By the love that passed you by
But if you have to, Baby
Just go ahead and have your cry
For I'll be your baby, Baby
Truer than the one you knew
And someday maybe, maybe, sweet baby
You could learn to love me too
You could learn to love me
About Don't Be A Baby, Baby
Michael Bublé delivers a tender, mid-tempo pop ballad on his 2002 album *Dream*, titled "Don't Be A Baby, Baby." Recorded in an English-language production, the track exemplifies his signature style of blending jazz-influenced instrumentation with accessible pop melodies. The song serves as a gentle reminder of emotional maturity, fitting within the romantic and reflective themes that characterize his early discography. Bublé's vocal delivery is smooth and intimate, characteristic of his work during the early 2000s when he transitioned from jazz standards to mainstream pop. The recording features a polished arrangement typical of his era, designed to appeal to a broad audience while maintaining a sophisticated musical backdrop. This track remains a staple of his catalog, reflecting his ability to craft songs that balance commercial appeal with heartfelt lyricism.