Oh My Poor Baby The Supremes
"Oh My Poor Baby" by The Supremes, released in 1965, is a #Soul song that explores themes of heartbreak and longing. The lyrics convey empathy for a lover's pain, emphasizing emotional vulnerability. Unique harmonies and lush instrumentation highlight the group's vocal prowess. The song reflects the era's Motown sound, contributing to the cultural landscape of the 60s.
[Intro]
Poor baby, poor baby
Ooh
Poor baby, poor baby
Ooh
[Verse 1]
You must be in jail
Well, I ain't in the [?]
You wouldn't hurt me
Or mess me up
Said you'd be here
Two weeks ago
Don't mind the lateness
But admit it's a little bit slow
[Chorus]
Oh, my poor baby
Oh, my poor baby
Where is my baby?
Oh, my poor baby
[Verse 2]
Just called up
Your family
They don't know
They're worried just like me
Somebody said
They saw someone like you
Checkin' in a motel
With a pretty girl, too
Poor baby, poor baby
Ooh
Poor baby, poor baby
Ooh
[Verse 1]
You must be in jail
Well, I ain't in the [?]
You wouldn't hurt me
Or mess me up
Said you'd be here
Two weeks ago
Don't mind the lateness
But admit it's a little bit slow
[Chorus]
Oh, my poor baby
Oh, my poor baby
Where is my baby?
Oh, my poor baby
[Verse 2]
Just called up
Your family
They don't know
They're worried just like me
Somebody said
They saw someone like you
Checkin' in a motel
With a pretty girl, too
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