"Somebody's Baby" by Sidney Gish is a song that explores the protagonist's fascination and infatuation with a particular girl. The song begins with the artist expressing their love for music and how it brings them joy, but quickly transitions into their admiration for this girl who catches their attention. The lyrics describe the girl as someone with captivating eyes and a radiant presence. People on the street are in awe of her as she walks by, leading the artist to believe that she must already belong to someone else. However, this doesn't deter the artist's interest in her. The second verse reveals that the artist overhears the girl talking, unaware that someone else is listening. This further deepens their fascination with her. The chorus repeats the idea that she is someone's special light and hints at the artist's desire to be the person she belongs to. The bridge of the song suggests that the artist is nervous about approaching the girl due to their fear or shyness. However, they gather the courage to approach her and engage in conversation. The song ends on a hopeful note, with the belief that the girl will become someone's baby and bring light into their life. Overall, "Somebody's Baby" is a whimsical and relatable song about a person being enamored by someone they find special, with the anticipation of a potential connection.
