Baby Got Going Liz Phair
"Baby Got Going" by Liz Phair, released in 2003, is a #Rock song that explores themes of empowerment, desire, and self-identity. The lyrics convey a confident and assertive attitude towards relationships, highlighting the complexity of attraction. Unique elements include catchy hooks and raw, honest storytelling. The song reflects Phair's influence in the indie rock scene, resonating with those seeking authenticity in music.
[Verse 1]
Baby got goin' on a southern train
You know, fired up pistons drivin' below
And the whole vibration, seat upholstery
Silky underwear, oh, conductor let's roll
[Refrain]
Let's roll!
[Verse 2]
Baby got goin but I can't complain
You know It knocks me out
When she acts so strange
Like a Big Mac truck cut across
Two lanes in my soul
Conductor, let's throw the pedal down, roll!
[Refrain]
Let's roll!
[Chorus]
Baby got goin
When the train kept a rollin
Baby got goin
When the train kept a rollin
Baby got goin
When the train kept a rollin
Baby got goin
When the train kept a rollin
Baby got goin' on a southern train
You know, fired up pistons drivin' below
And the whole vibration, seat upholstery
Silky underwear, oh, conductor let's roll
[Refrain]
Let's roll!
[Verse 2]
Baby got goin but I can't complain
You know It knocks me out
When she acts so strange
Like a Big Mac truck cut across
Two lanes in my soul
Conductor, let's throw the pedal down, roll!
[Refrain]
Let's roll!
[Chorus]
Baby got goin
When the train kept a rollin
Baby got goin
When the train kept a rollin
Baby got goin
When the train kept a rollin
Baby got goin
When the train kept a rollin
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