Would You Be My Baby

Chic · Take It Off [1981]

Could you be my, be my baby

Don't you tell me no or maybe

If you won't I will go crazy

Be my baby



When a woman like me boy

Says there's gonna be, boy



Between us something beautiful

Listen, open up your heart and let me in

Feel the way I love you

I love you so madly and I'll go crazy

Maybe all night, baby, yes and day



Could you be my, be my baby

Don't you tell me no or maybe

If you won't I will go crazy

Be my baby



When the sky starts falling

That's when I'll start calling

I want you so badly so why can't you

Just comply with my needs

Think of how I say that I love you

I love you cause your beautiful

And if I could I know that I'd

Love you till the end



Could you be my, be my baby

Don't you tell me no or maybe

If you won't I will go crazy

Be my baby



Oh why don't you come on and be, yeah

Why don't you come on and be, yeah

Why don't you come on and be



Could you be my, be my baby

Don't you tell me no or maybe

If you won't I will go crazy

Be my baby

Would You Be My Baby

Released on Chic's 1981 album Take It Off, 'Would You Be My Baby' stands as a quintessential example of the group's signature blend of funk and disco. Led by the iconic guitar work of Nile Rodgers and the driving basslines of Bernard Edwards, the track exemplifies the tight, rhythmic precision that defined the early 1980s sound. The song features the band's characteristic vocal interplay between Nile Rodgers and Terry White, creating a dynamic and engaging performance that captures the energy of the era. As a staple of the Chic catalogue, the recording showcases their ability to craft sophisticated dance tracks that remain influential in the genres of funk and R&B.