Baby Come Back
K-Ci & Jojo · Love Always
you got to k-wang wit it just move your back
move your shoulders from the rigth then to the left
you got to step from the front then to the back
get off the chain wit it dont no how to act
you got to k-wang wit it tampa florida yall
yeah we off the chain wit it in we love to ball
down to west and rollit park
studio ss in just riding dawg
its me thug missis and i am turking dawg
and its me wit my self just smoking dawg
now yall know k-wang now do the dance
get off the chain wsit it now heres your chance
k-wang wit it k-wang wit it k-wang k-wangwit
stiff out so clean stiff out so clean
move your shoulders from the rigth then to the left
you got to step from the front then to the back
get off the chain wit it dont no how to act
you got to k-wang wit it tampa florida yall
yeah we off the chain wit it in we love to ball
down to west and rollit park
studio ss in just riding dawg
its me thug missis and i am turking dawg
and its me wit my self just smoking dawg
now yall know k-wang now do the dance
get off the chain wsit it now heres your chance
k-wang wit it k-wang wit it k-wang k-wangwit
stiff out so clean stiff out so clean
Baby Come Back - K-Ci & Jojo
Released on the 1998 album Love Always, "Baby Come Back" stands as a defining track in the Southern hip-hop and R&B landscape. Recorded by K-Ci & Jojo, the duo, the song exemplifies the smooth, melodic production style that characterized their work during the late 1990s. Featuring a laid-back groove and harmonious vocals, the recording captures the essence of the era's collaborative soulful approach. It remains a staple of their discography, showcasing their ability to blend hip-hop rhythms with traditional R&B sensibilities. The track has since become a nostalgic touchstone for fans of classic Southern hip-hop and is frequently cited in discussions regarding the genre's evolution during the late 90s.