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When I Was Your Baby Girl 1 by Michelle

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When I Was Your Baby Girl 1 by Michelle - Country Pop (With Tex-Mex Flavor),Female Vocals music cover art

When I Was Your Baby Girl 1

Country Pop (With Tex-Mex Flavor),Female Vocals

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(Verse 1)
We met like friends on a summer night,
Porch swing creak, tailgate down, neon light.
Not looking for more, just talk and the stars,
You’d call me at midnight, your voice through the car.
Hours on the phone, laughter till dawn,
You knew how to pull my stubborn smile on.
(Pre-Chorus)
Felt like we'd met in some life before,
A little gravity, a knock on fate's door.
I always knew you’d never be fully mine,
Still I let my heart steer every time.
(Chorus)
Terry, you were my sweetest song,
Ragged pickup rhythm, you kept me strong.
That cocky grin, that devilish laugh,
You'd whisper “I love you, Baby Girl” slow and soft.
Though we’re friends now and I’m learning to be okay,
Your shadow dances in my porchlight every day.
(Verse 2)
We fed the jukebox with songs we both knew,
Shared cheap movie popcorn, every late night cue.
I loved when you'd say that line just to tease,
Made me small and brave and a little weak in the knees.
Losing you hurt — losing my friend hurt worse,
Silence like winter, a long empty verse.
(Pre-Chorus)
Weeks felt like years, I couldn't breathe right,
Missed your cocky attitude, the way you’d ignite.
Then you came back, like rain after drought,
Happiness returned, but old questions shouted out.
(Chorus)
Terry, you were my sweetest song,
Ragged pickup rhythm, you kept me strong.
That cocky grin, that devilish laugh,
You'd whisper “I love you, Baby Girl” slow and soft.
Though we’re friends now and I’m learning to be okay,
Your shadow dances in my porchlight every day.
(Bridge)
(Instrumental note: bright pre-chorus lift leads into a bridge — add a warm accordion line and a bajo sexto lick, then let a steel guitar answer.)
I still go back to that dented bench on Main,
You, a half-smoked cigarette, me tracing your name.
Late calls that turned midnight into gold,
Small moments keep me from feeling so cold.
(Chorus — Shift)
Terry, you were my sweetest song,
Not mine to hold forever, but never truly gone.
Through the laughs, the pain, the unanswered fear,
I keep you close where daylight can’t squeeze clear.
Now we're friends, and somehow that feels right,
I’ll keep your memory glowing in the dark of day and night.
(Outro)
Terry, I promise — a promise plain and true:
You’ll always be the part of my heart that feels full and new.
Our memories stay like pockets of summer and light,
I was your Baby Girl once — and I’ll hold that tight.