Baby Keep Smiling
Lou Bega · King Of Mambo
a brand new day that I shall kiss
and if you feel the same way too
then do the things that I'm goin do
all we need is a mobile phone
to tell everybody: we are not at home
and if you have to work all day
then listen what I got to say
Baby keep smilin'
you know the sun is shinin'
I put on my glasses
and tell you how sweet your ass is
so would you jump in my caddy
and call me your sweet sweet daddy
all we need is a mobile phone
to tell everybody: we are not at home
and if you have to work all day
then listen what I got to say
Baby keep smilin'
you know the sun is shinin'
(sing along)
keep on smiling
the sun is shining
Baby keep smilin'
you know the sun is shinin'
Baby keep smilin'
Baby Keep Smiling
Lou Bega's 'Baby Keep Smiling' stands as a defining track from his 1986 album 'King Of Mambo,' capturing the infectious energy of mid-80s dance-pop. The song exemplifies Bega's signature style, blending upbeat rhythms with catchy melodies that became staples in clubs and radio stations worldwide. Often associated with his other hits from the era, such as 'The Most Expensive Girl In The World,' this recording showcases his ability to craft songs that transcend cultural boundaries. Released during a period of significant commercial success for the artist, the track remains a nostalgic touchstone for fans of the genre, illustrating how Bega's work shaped the sound of the late 1980s and early 1990s. Its enduring appeal lies in its simple yet effective composition, which continues to resonate with audiences who appreciate the era's vibrant musical landscape.