In this deeply personal ballad, the artist navigates through the emotional aftermath of a romantic relationship that has ended. The lyrics reflect his struggle with seeing an ex-partner move on, highlighting his feelings of jealousy and longing. The repeated plea not to call the new partner "baby," a term of endearment once reserved for him, underscores his difficulty in letting go. He also admits to missing aspects of their shared life, including her accent and friends. The interjection in French adds another layer of intimacy, possibly indicating a shared language or memory with his ex. Overall, this song is a poignant exploration of heartbreak and longing, reminding listeners that moving on from a cherished relationship is often a complex and painful process.
Cherry
Lyrics
Don't you call him "baby"
We're not talking lately
Don't you call him what you used to call me
I, I confess
I can tell that you are at your best
I'm selfish so I'm hating it
I notice that
There's a piece of you in how I dress
Take it as a compliment
Don't you call him "baby"
We're not talking lately
Don't you call him what you used to call me
I, I just miss
I just miss your accent and your friends
Did you know I still talk to them?
Does he take you walking 'round his parents' gallery?
Don't you call him "baby"
We're not talking lately
Don't you call him what you used to call me
Don't you call him "baby"
We're not talking lately
Don't you call him what you used to call me
Coucou!
Tu dors?
Oh, j'suis désolée
Bah non
Nan c'est pas important
Ouais, on était à la plage, et maintenant
Parfait, ok!
Writer(s): Harry Edward Styles, Sammy Witte, Thomas Edward Percy Hull, Tyler Sam Johnson, Jeffrey Nath Bhasker
Copyright(s): Lyrics © Universal Music Publishing Group, CONCORD MUSIC PUBLISHING LLC, Sony/ATV Music Publishing LLC
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