Don't Be A Baby, Baby
Michael Buble · Dream
By the love that pass you by
But if you have to, Baby
Go ahead and have your cry
I'll be your baby, Baby
Truer than the one you knew
And someday maybe, Baby
You will learn to love me too
Don't be a baby, Baby
By the love that passed you by
But if you have to, Baby
Go ahead and have your cry
I'll be your baby, Baby
Truer than the one you knew
And someday maybe, Baby
You could learn to love me too
Don't be a baby, Baby
By the love that passed you by
But if you have to, Baby
Just go ahead and have your cry
For I'll be your baby, Baby
Truer than the one you knew
And someday maybe, maybe, sweet baby
You could learn to love me too
You could learn to love me
About Don't Be A Baby, Baby
Michael Bublé's "Don't Be A Baby, Baby" serves as a tender highlight on his 2010 album *Dream*, showcasing his signature smooth crooning style within the romantic ballad genre. The track exemplifies his ability to blend classic pop sensibilities with contemporary production, delivering a warm and emotive performance that resonates with listeners seeking polished vocal delivery. As part of his broader discography, the song reflects his commitment to interpreting timeless love themes with modern clarity, reinforcing his status as a master of the crooner tradition. Its inclusion on *Dream* underscores the album's focus on intimate, acoustic-driven arrangements that prioritize lyrical sincerity over complex instrumentation. The recording stands as a testament to Bublé's skill in crafting accessible yet deeply personal musical moments that have become staples in his live performances and studio catalogues alike.