"Drop Baby Drop" is a song by Eddy Grant, a British musician and singer-songwriter. The song was released in 1982 as a single from his album "Killer on the Rampage." The lyrics depict a strong desire and longing for love and affection. The narrator compares the feeling of falling in love to a tango, a passionate Latin dance. Every little move the person they love makes affects their heart, and they express their love for them with the line, "I love you like a mango." The repeated line, "I want you to drop baby, drop baby, drop, drop all your love on me," emphasizes the intensity of their desire and hunger for love. They long for the person to shower them with their affection and care, wanting them to drop all their love on them. The lyrics also suggest that without the love of this person, the narrator's nights would be lonely and they would feel like a zombie, devoid of love. They emphasize the importance of having someone to love and be loved by. The chorus of the song raises questions about who loves the person and who will be there to support and make things right for them. It acknowledges that in the tough times, they need someone who loves and cares for them. Overall, "Drop Baby Drop" is a song about the intensity of love, the longing for affection, and the importance of having someone by your side to love and support you.
