Baby, I Love You
Ramones · Greatest Hits [2006]
Have I ever told you How good it feels to hold you
It isn't easy to explain
And though I'm really trying I think I may start crying
My heart can't wait another day When you kiss me I just gotta
Kiss me I just gotta Kiss me I just gotta say
Baby I love you C'mon baby
Baby I love you Ooh-wee-ooh baby
Baby I love I love only you
I can't live without you I love everything about you
I can't help it if I feel this way
Oh, I'm so glad I found you I want my arms around you
I love to hear you call my name Oh, tell me that ya feel
Tell me that ya feel Tell me that ya feel the same
Baby I love you C'mon baby
Baby I love you Ooh-wee-ooh baby
Baby I love I love only you
Oh, I'm so glad I found you I want my arms around you
I love to hear you call my name Oh, tell me that ya feel
Tell me that ya feel Tell me that ya feel the same
It isn't easy to explain
And though I'm really trying I think I may start crying
My heart can't wait another day When you kiss me I just gotta
Kiss me I just gotta Kiss me I just gotta say
Baby I love you C'mon baby
Baby I love you Ooh-wee-ooh baby
Baby I love I love only you
I can't live without you I love everything about you
I can't help it if I feel this way
Oh, I'm so glad I found you I want my arms around you
I love to hear you call my name Oh, tell me that ya feel
Tell me that ya feel Tell me that ya feel the same
Baby I love you C'mon baby
Baby I love you Ooh-wee-ooh baby
Baby I love I love only you
Oh, I'm so glad I found you I want my arms around you
I love to hear you call my name Oh, tell me that ya feel
Tell me that ya feel Tell me that ya feel the same
Baby, I Love You
Ramones' 'Baby, I Love You' stands as a quintessential example of their high-energy punk sound, characterized by driving rhythms and a driving bassline that defined the genre's early 1980s landscape. Recorded for their 2006 compilation 'Greatest Hits,' the track captures the band's signature brevity and intensity, reflecting the raw energy that made them pioneers of the New York punk scene. As a staple of their discography, the song exemplifies the straightforward songwriting and relentless tempo that became hallmarks of their work, appealing to fans of classic rock and punk alike.