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Back, Baby Lyrics – Jessica Pratt

    Lyrics

    [Intro]
    Sometimes I pray for the rain

    [Verse 1]
    You know I try, to see things from your side
    To leave things undefined
    But where would you advise?
    That I generate a new design
    For the missing piece I had to disguise
    Saw a paper with the header that your love is just a myth I devised
    And things like that you can never take back again
    Things like that you can never take back again

    [Pre-Chorus]
    If there was a time
    That you loved me
    If there was a time
    When you said that you want me to believe

    [Chorus]
    But you can’t go back, baby
    Can’t go back, baby
    And sometimes I pray for the rain

    [Verse 2]
    You and your glass world that does ring
    Though at times a frozen thing
    It encloses you in its crystalline
    Look so lovely but you’ll have to decide
    If you could play it in reverse then you’d find
    That you’d better reconsider all the love you took and then cast aside
    But things like that you can never take back again
    Things like that you can never take back again

    [Pre-Chorus]
    If there was a time
    When you loved me
    If there was a time
    When you said that you want me to believe

    [Chorus]
    But you can’t go back, baby
    Can’t go back, baby
    And sometimes I pray for the rain

    [Bridge]
    Girl I know I’m losing time without you
    Never had a second chance before this time
    But things like that, they never do work out right
    Things like that, no, they never do work out right

    [Chorus]
    Can’t go baby baby
    Can’t go back baby
    And sometimes I pray for the rain
    And sometimes I pray for the rain

    About The Artist

    Jessica Pratt

    Jessica Pratt is an American musician and singer-songwriter, based in Los Angeles, California. Her self-titled debut album was released in 2011 via Birth Records, a record label founded by Darker My Love and White Fence songwriter Tim Presley to release Pratt’s music. Wikipedia

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