Pure Country (Soundtrack from the Motion Picture) album cover by George Strait

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1992 · From the album Pure Country (Soundtrack from the Motion Picture)

Baby Your Baby

by George Strait

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03 · Lyrics

"Baby Your Baby"

All you know it all lovers better heed some advice

If you're bad to your baby you better think twice

Love don't come easy, love ain't blind

You've got to show her you love her morning and night

Be there for her just to make things right

Make her believe til there ain't a doubt in her mind

Better baby your baby, with a love thats strong

Hold her and tell her, you'll never do wrong

Better baby your baby, cause if you don't

One day your baby will be gone

Don't let her get lonely, don't make her cry

Don't take her forgranted, don't tell her a lie

Bring her red roses when she's blue

Give her the best of what you've got to give

You'll be together as long as you live

Better baby your baby and she'll baby you

Better baby your baby, with a love thats strong

Hold her and tell her, you'll never do wrong

Better baby your baby, cause if you don't

One day your baby will be gone

Better baby your baby, with a love thats strong

Hold her and tell her, you'll never do wrong

Better baby your baby, cause if you don't

One day your baby will be gone

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04 · FAQ

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When was "Baby Your Baby" released?
"Baby Your Baby" by George Strait was released on September 15, 1992 on the album "Pure Country (Soundtrack from the Motion Picture)".
What genre is "Baby Your Baby"?
"Baby Your Baby" by George Strait falls within the country, line dance, classic country genres.
What album is "Baby Your Baby" on?
"Baby Your Baby" appears on the album "Pure Country (Soundtrack from the Motion Picture)" by George Strait.
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