Baby Won't You Please Come Home
Longing for Love: "Baby Won't You Please Come Home" Explained
Lyrics
Oh baby, won't you please come home
Expressing a plea for the return of a loved one, asking them to come home.
'Cause your little daddy's gonna be all alone
Highlighting the loneliness and anticipation of being without the loved one.
I have tried in vain never no more
Acknowledging past efforts to bring the loved one back, but without success.
To call your sweet loving name
Expressing a desire to call out the loved one's name in affection.
And if you go you'd break my heart
Stressing the emotional impact and heartbreak if the loved one departs.
I've never thought we could part
Expressing disbelief in the possibility of separation, suggesting a strong emotional bond.
For every hour in the day
Emphasizing the constant yearning throughout the day.
You can hear me say
Continuing to express the plea for the loved one's return.
Baby, won't you please come home
Reiterating the request for the baby to come home.
I need you, I need you badly
Stressing the necessity and urgency of the loved one's presence.
Won't you hurry, hurry, hurry, hurry, hurry
Intensifying the urgency, repeating the request for the loved one to hurry back.
Baby, won't you please come home
Repeating the plea for the baby to return home.
'Cause your little mama's gonna be all alone
Highlighting the loneliness of the speaker in the absence of the loved one.
I have tried in vain
Reiterating the unsuccessful attempts to cope without the loved one.
Never no more, never no more
Further emphasizing the continuous struggle to move on.
Never no more, never no more
Repeating the sentiment of ongoing difficulty in the absence of the loved one.
When you left you broke my heart
Recalling the heartbreak caused by the loved one's departure.
Never thought that we would ever part
Expressing surprise at the unexpected separation, implying a strong emotional connection.
For every hour in the day
Reiterating the constant yearning for the loved one throughout the day.
You can hear my baby say
Indicating that the speaker's baby echoes the desire for a reunion.
Oh baby wont you please come home
Repeating the central plea for the baby to come home.
I need some some lovin'
Expressing a need for affection and love from the absent baby.
Baby won't you please come on home
Reiterating the plea for the baby to return home, underscoring the desire for reunion.
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