Song Details
Baby Eyes
  • Track #9 from ¡DOS!
  • Released 2012
    Green Day has played this song live 0 times
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    Song Meaning
    The narrator knows that he's dangerous and out of control. He meets a girl who, based on the title of the song, is innocent (like a baby). He addresses her, and wants to "warn" her, so to speak, that he was "born to kill." He isn't directing this craziness toward her, though; he really likes her ("I say whoa I'm out of control / Well baby when I see your pretty face"). He goes so far as to say "God help her," in essence. He wants her to be kept safe from the more mischievous side of his personality.
    Lyrics
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    Year of the rat, last of the litter
    Somebody shot the babysitter
    They say my middle name is "Danger"
    The kind you keep away from strangers

    I say whoa I'm out of control
    Well baby, when I see your pretty face
    I say whoah, God rest your fucking soul
    'Cause baby, baby I was born to kill

    I pulled the trigger for the shooting stars
    I am the motor in your crashing car
    I am the cherub in the Arab spring
    I am the bullet in your magazine

    I say whoah, I'm out of control
    Well baby, when I see your pretty face
    I say whoah, God rest your fucking soul
    'Cause baby, baby eyes
    Well baby, baby eyes
    Well baby, baby I was born to kill
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