Lyrics
Have you ever seen sunshine come pourin'out of space
Expressing the extraordinary nature of an experience, comparing it to sunshine pouring out of space.
Just to be part of the smile on someone's face'
Describing the joy derived from contributing to someone's happiness, emphasizing the value of bringing a smile.
Uh-huh-huh, that's my baby, talkin' bout my baby,
Affectionately acknowledging the speaker's romantic partner as "my baby."
And I love him -- he's a walkin miracle,
Expressing deep love for the partner and highlighting their exceptional qualities as a "walkin miracle."
(Ooh, ooh) he's a walkin miracle.
Reiterating the partner's miraculous nature with emotional emphasis.
Have you ever seen lovin that really rings a bell,
Describing profound and memorable love that resonates strongly, using the metaphor of ringing a bell.
Kooky and crazy, like Romeo himself
Comparing the partner's love to that of the legendary romantic figure, Romeo, emphasizing its uniqueness.
Uh-huh-huh, that's my baby, Talkin bout my baby,
Reaffirming the affectionate reference to the partner as "my baby."
And I love him -- he's a walkin miracle,
Reiterating the intense love for the partner and emphasizing their miraculous qualities.
(Ooh, ooh) he's a walkin miracle.
Repeating the idea that the partner is a "walkin miracle" with emotional emphasis.
(Ooh, ooh)
Repeating emotional sounds to convey a strong, positive feeling about the partner.
And you should see cherries do flips, woh, yeah,
Using cherries doing flips as a playful metaphor for the partner's effect on the speaker's surroundings.
When they're picked to be the taste on his lips, who, yeah,
Extending the metaphor to express the exceptional taste associated with the partner's lips.
And I know how happy his clothes must be,
Suggesting that even inanimate things like clothes experience happiness in connection with the partner.
Cause that's how I feel when he's close to me (close to me)
Sharing the speaker's personal happiness when physically close to the partner.
Have you ever seen lovin that really rings a bell,
Reiterating the theme of memorable and profound love that rings a bell.
Kooky and crazy like Romeo himself
Comparing the partner's love to that of Romeo again, emphasizing its unconventional and passionate nature.
Uh-huh-huh, that's my baby, Talkin bout my baby,
Reaffirming the affectionate reference to the partner as "my baby."
And I love him -- he's a walkin miracle,
Reiterating the intense love for the partner and emphasizing their miraculous qualities.
(Ooh, ooh) he's a walkin miracle.
Repeating the idea that the partner is a "walkin miracle" with emotional emphasis.
(Ooh, ooh) he's a walkin miracle.
Repeating emotional sounds to convey a strong, positive feeling about the partner.
(Ooh, ooh)
Repeating the idea that the partner is a "walkin miracle" with emotional emphasis.
(Fade)
Indicating a fade-out in the music.
From: "Roy T. O'Conner"
Attributing the lyrics to "Roy T. O'Conner."
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