James Taylor - Daddy's Baby Lyrics
Daddy's baby, what's got you thinking? What's got you sinking so low?
Is there something I should know, something new to you?
Daddy's baby fussing and fretting, keeping on getting it wrong.
She can only last so long , so sing her a lullaby-bye.
Swaddle and swing her, sing her a lullaby.
She makes her feelings known to me, her every side is shown to me.
And in our time alone, our love has surely grown of its own.
Silent as a stepping stone, silently as the dawn was breaking,
soft and clear and my tears were dry,
and my tears had flown so I called my love my home.
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James Taylor Daddy's Baby Comments
Amazing. One of his best!
Muito bonita essa música
For the voices at the end, see: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=T4QjO8q3biM
Daddy's baby, what's got you thinking? What's got you sinking so low?
Is there something I should know, something new to you?
Daddy's baby fussing and fretting, keeping on getting it wrong.
She can only last so long , so sing her a lullaby-bye.
Baby don't like to cry, so sing her a lullaby-bye.
Swaddle and swing her, sing her a lullaby.
She makes her feelings known to me, her every side is shown to me.
And in our time alone, our love has surely grown of its own.
Silent as a stepping stone, silently as the dawn was breaking,
soft and clear and my tears were dry,
and my tears had flown so I called my love my home.
Susan, thank you for posting this. The memories are bitter-sweet. I sang it as a lullaby once to the little girl who was to be my stepdaughter, back in happier days in the winter of 1991.