My baby boy, sweet baby boy
You know I'm gonna be there for you
I said,
My baby boy, sweet baby boy,
Hey, hey

I don't know how he got your number
Oh no
I didn't even know he knew your name

I guess it isn't any wonder
When you think about it
Nothing's ever gonna be the same

My best friend told me she was having a baby
Something so right, just can't be wrong
Just when I thought she was fooling me
She started singing this song

You are mine,
My one in a million
You are mine,
My pride and joy

You are mine,
My one in a million
The light of my life
My one in a million
Boy,

I don't know what you're going to do about it
Oh no
Does he even know what's going on
You seem to think there's no doubt about it
Hey hey hey hey hey,
Girl, you're gonna to have to be so strong


My best friend told me she was having a baby
And now she's singing this song

You are mine,
My one in a million
You are mine,
My pride and joy

You are mine,
My one in a million
The light of my life
My one in a million

And whenever you need somebody
You know I'll always be there for you
Just call on me
Whenever you need to
What ever you decide to do

My baby boy
My baby boy, sweet baby boy
You know I'm going to be there for you
I said

My baby boy, sweet baby boy, hey
My best friend told me was having a baby,
And now she's singing this song

You are mine,
My one in a million
You are mine,
My pride and joy

You are mine
My one in a million
You are mine,
My pride and joy

My baby baby baby baby boy
My baby baby baby baby boy
(Ad libs)

My best friend told me she was having a baby
Boy.


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U R Mine Lyrics as written by Paul Lancaster Wiltshire Mark Ronald Holden

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    First track on "The Power" album... backing vocals are actually by Tanya (from aussie duo Bachelor Girl)

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