
Have You Seen My Baby (Neon Ghost Mix)
[verse 1 - bright, playful vocal, sneer delivery, syncopated] Have you seen my baby? She’s nowhere to be found I looked for her forever In the sea and on the ground Have you seen my baby? I don’t know what’s going on [deep voice cuts in, dry delivery, syncopated] Well I haven’t seen her lately So you better move on [chorus - tight rhythm, angular melody] Have you seen her? (Seen her?) Dancing through the crowd Like a phantom in the spotlight Then she vanishes somehow Have you seen her? (Seen her?) Tell me where she’s gone Or I’ll chase this ghost forever ’Til the morning turns to dawn [verse 2 - bright, playful vocal, sneer delivery, syncopated] Have you seen my baby? Checked the corners of the town Every shadow, every alley She just slips and spins around Have you seen my baby? Like a spark that won’t stay lit [deep voice - dry, almost taunting] Well the world is full of strangers Maybe she just wanted it [chorus - driving, more urgent] Have you seen her? (Seen her?) Dancing through the crowd Like a rumor in the doorway Like a song that’s far too loud Have you seen her? (Seen her?) Tell me where she’s gone Or I’ll chase this ghost forever ’Til the night gives in to dawn [bridge - bass groove takes over, almost spoken] [playful voice] If you catch her in the mirror Better hold that gaze real tight ’Cause she moves just like a flicker Then she’s gone into the night [deep voice, booming low] You can search across the ocean You can search across the sky But some lovers disappear, boy Without saying goodbye [chorus - full, both voices interplaying] Have you seen her? (Seen her?) Dancing through the crowd Like a phantom in the spotlight Then she vanishes somehow Have you seen her? (Seen her?) Tell me where she’s gone Or I’ll chase this ghost forever Chase this ghost forever— ’Til the morning turns to dawn! [outro - call & response, sharp guitar stabs] [playful voice] Have you seen my baby? [deep voice] You better move on [playful voice] Have you seen my baby? [deep voice] Well, she’s already gone

