Daniel Caesar – Have A Baby (With Me)

Daniel Caesar’s new era is now officially underway. The Canadian singer-songwriter is in attendance this weekend to premiere the lead single, “Have A Baby (With Me),” for his upcoming solo album, Son Of Spergy. The NEVER ENOUGH multi-hyphenate states that the inspiration behind his fifth commercial endeavour comprises a few things.

Caesar explained that the story revolves around his faith, but it’s particularly significant because it’s about his father. During your childhood, your father is a lot like a god. On earth, he’s the one who inspires the greatest fear, yet also elicits a deeper longing for love and respect than anyone else. This is the origin of all your blessings.

The artist behind the song “Get You” elaborated on this in an Instagram post. Daniel Caesar expresses this in a deeply personal and reflective video, saying, “We reject our parents’ truths until we live them ourselves.” I used to roll my eyes at him, now I quote him like scripture.

The song “Have A Baby (With Me)” touches on the themes of religion and the artist’s father’s words, featuring a heavenly yet melancholic ballad. On his second verse, the 30-year-old delivers a line that cuts deeply as he ponders whether this woman shares his positivity and perspective on their relationship.

What would it be like if we got married? What if you believed in God, this world, in Hell, and all the things that this could be?

His voice conveys pain and desperation as he attempts to hold on to the person he cares for deeply. On the other hand, he is aware that he loves her deeply. He then releases her. Take a look at the following details.