Baby Talk
Hazell Dean · Other Songs - Hazell Dean
Bom ba ba bom bab um dad um dab um wa wa wa
Bom ba ba bom um dab um dad um dab um dab
I am only five years old and my baby's three
(Bom ba ba bom um dab um dab um dab um dab)
But I know that she's my girl just you wait and see
(Bom ba ba bom um dab um dab um dab um dab)
When I say I love my girl, she replies to me
(Bom ba ba bom)
Yeah
Um dab um dab um dab dab um dab um dab dab dab
Um dab um dab um dab dad um dab um dab dab
Which means to say she loves me
In baby talk
To say she loves me
Dib dib dib dib dib
She can no be very well, everybody knows
(Bom ba ba bom um dab um dab um dab um dab)
But to me she shore looks swell, in her baby clothes
(Bom ba ba bom um dab um dab um dab um dab)
I asked her if her love is true and she only goes
(Bom ba ba bom)
Yeah
Um dab um dab um dab dad um dab um dab dab dab
Um dab um dab um dab dab um dab um dab dab
Which means to say she loves me
I'll tell the world, that I love her so
And if she wants to be my girl
I'll never, (ever), never let her go
um-um-um
Um dab um dab um dab dab she will say to me
(Um dab um dab um dab dab um dab um dab dab dab)
When I kiss her on the cheek, oh so tenderly
(Um dab um dab um dab dab um dab um dab dab dab)
Although I'm only five years old, and my baby's three
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I really love my baby
Dib dib dib dib dib
Love my baby
Dib dib dib dib dib
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Baby Talk - Hazell Dean
Hazell Dean's 'Baby Talk' stands as a defining track from the English singer-songwriter's prolific career, capturing the raw vulnerability and rhythmic drive characteristic of her work in the late 1980s and early 1990s. The song exemplifies her ability to blend personal narrative with a distinct, often upbeat musical arrangement that contrasts sharply with the melancholic themes often explored in her lyrics. As a staple of her discography, the recording showcases her emotive vocal delivery and her knack for creating memorable hooks that resonate within the indie and folk-pop spheres. While specific album placements for this track vary in historical records, its enduring presence in her catalogue highlights its significance as a piece of music that reflects the era's shift toward more intimate, guitar-driven storytelling. The song remains a testament to her skill in crafting recordings that balance commercial appeal with genuine artistic expression, cementing her legacy as a key figure in English independent music.