When I Was a Baby Girl by Gabby Lewis-Stevens

Oh, I remember sweet lullabies,

Cradles rocking in the gentle night,

Little eyes that sparkle bright,

When I was a baby girl name after my grandma child grow old leaving the nest.

Soft blankets, tiny toes, fresh new world to explore,

Mothers' loving arms around me, never wanted more,

Every smile, a sunbeam's glow, innocence so pure,

Dreams as big as open skies, I was so sure.

Time moves like a river, flowing by so fast,

Holding onto memories, hoping they will last,

Oh, the laughter, the tears, the stories untold,

In my heart, I keep those days of gold.

When I was a baby girl, life was sweet and slow,

Every moment a wonder, in a gentle flow,

Held in love's soft embrace, dreams would gently swirl,

Oh, when I was a baby girl.

Tiny hands reaching out, learning to stand tall,

First words whispered softly, life’s sweetest call,

Mischief in my eyes, a spirit free and bold,

A tale of innocence, in every fold.

Looking back on days so bright, shadows start to fade,

But in my mind, those days are forever engraved,

In lullabies and tender hues, I still recall,

The sweetest chapter of my soul.

When I was a baby girl, I was named after my grandma child grow old leaving the nest,life was sweet and slow,

Every moment is a wonder, in a gentle flow,

Held in love's soft embrace, dreams would gently swirl,

Oh, when I was a baby girl.

Now I carry my grandma memories, like stars in the sky,

Guiding me through storms, and whispering why,

No matter where I go, I know I hold,

The roots of my story, pure and bold ohhhhhhh yahhhhhhhh yessss.

So here’s to those days of innocence and light,

Forever in my heart, shining bright,

A love so deep, a life unfurled,

I remember when I was a baby girl yeahhhhhh.