Baby Lyrics – Summer Walker & Chris Brown | from “Finally Over It”

Summer Walker and Chris Brown slide into something smooth and sultry on Baby, the fifth track lighting up her third album Finally Over It, set to drop November 14 via LVRN/Interscope Records—and it feels like that first real exhale after a long storm, all warm harmonies and the kind of quiet promise that makes you believe in second chances.

Walker has this gift for turning personal wreckage into sounds that hug you close, and Baby fits right in with that. It’s classic R&B territory, but with a fresh polish: think buttery keys and a mid-tempo groove that sways like a slow dance, her breathy verses trading off with Brown’s velvet runs in a way that builds tension without rushing it. Walker hinted at it in a recent Apple Music chat, saying she wrote her parts during a reflective drive home from therapy, aiming to capture love that’s gentle but unshakeable. Brown jumped in for the bridge, adding that lived-in charm from his own catalog, co-produced by London on da Track to keep the vibe intimate, like a late-night voice note you replay.

Finally Over It isn’t just a sequel to Still Over It; it’s the full-circle close, a 18-track journey through healing that clocks around 50 minutes of raw honesty mixed with hope. It kicks off with Scars, a solo gut-punch, rolls into collabs like Robbed You with Mariah the Scientist for sisterly solidarity, and hits peaks with Go Girl alongside Latto before easing into Baby’s glow. The arc leans into growth—less rage, more release—with standouts like Baller ft. GloRilla bringing the flex and 1-800-Heartbreak wrapping it in wry humor.

Walker’s at a turning point here, three years past her sophomore swing that poured out the pain of London on da Track’s fallout and motherhood’s pull. She’s steadier now, fresh off sold-out festival sets where she owned stages with just a mic and her truth, and this album shows her stepping lighter, letting joy peek through without forcing it. Teaming with Brown, who’s been on his own redemption arc, feels organic—like two voices that know the weight trading notes on what’s next.

Dive into the Baby lyrics below and unpack its raw narrative. Don’t miss other Finally Over It tracks for more of Summer Walker’s healing hum.