Come With Me Baby
Paris Hilton · Other Songs - Paris Hilton
And it's only fantasy
That's what everyone's telling me
Stay my baby
Even though it's a little rushed
Let me know that you'll keep in touch
If you don't it'll hurt too much
Stay my baby
Oohooh Tell me right now
Oohooh How it's going down
Everything will be okay
Everything will be alright
I know that it will go my way
If you stay my baby (stay my baby)
I'm never gonna give you up
I'm never gonna have enough
So now 'til forever
Stay my baby (stay my baby)
Now that I've gone back to school
All I do is think of you
Sitting up here in my room
Going crazy
But then you call
Gets me through it all
Every time I hear you say
Stay my baby
Everything will be okay
Everything will be alright
I know that it will go my way
If you stay my baby (stay my baby)
I'm never gonna give you up
I'm never gonna have enough
So now 'til forever
Stay my baby (stay my baby)
Stay my baby -- Stay my baby (Ohoh ohoh)
Stay my baby -- Stay my baby
Tell me right now
How it's going down
Everything will be okay
Everything will be alright
I know that it will go my way
If you stay my baby (stay my baby)
I'm never gonna give you up
I'm never gonna have enough
So now 'til forever
Stay my baby (stay my baby)
Stay my baby (Stay my baby)
Stay my baby (Stay my baby)
Stay my baby
No, I'm never gonna give you up
I'm never gonna have enough
So now 'til forever
Stay my baby
Stay my baby
Come With Me Baby
Paris Hilton's 'Come With Me Baby' stands as a defining track from her 2006 debut album, Paris. Released during the height of her celebrity status, the song blends pop sensibilities with a distinct electronic and dance-oriented sound that characterized her early musical output. As a lead single, it served as a significant crossover effort, aiming to translate her mainstream fame into the music industry while establishing her own vocal identity. The recording captures the vibrant, high-energy aesthetic of mid-2000s pop culture, featuring production that prioritizes rhythm and catchy hooks over traditional balladry. While the song's primary function was promotional, it remains a notable song in Hilton's discography, reflecting her attempt to evolve beyond her public persona into a recording artist during a pivotal era in her career.