Baby Daddy Lyrics in English Shay

Below, I translated the lyrics of the song Baby Daddy by Shay from French to English.
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Baby daddy redo
I find it hard to give my heart
Having trouble listening to my heart
It's hard to let go of resentment
Having trouble going to the doctor
It's easy to scratch my life, but hard to tell my life story
Trouble making solar sounds when it's dark in life
It's easy to give up, easy to give up
I have trouble with cowards and trouble with fools
I struggle with decisions
But it's easy to fire them all
I have trouble with zumba when it is not of good quality
I struggle with decisions
I struggle with decisions
But it's us here who decide
But it's us here who decide
I struggle with decisions
Struggle with decisions
We decide, han
We decide
Baby daddy redo
I have decision problems
Baby daddy redo
I have decision problems
Baby daddy redo
I have decision problems
Baby daddy redo
I have problems with
You had trouble with respect until mama slapped you
My ex had a hard time staying
Until the madrina slaps him
I have trouble with trust, trouble with boys
As they say in the country, in boys there are guys
Take away the five and in boys there are idiots
I find it hard to stay still, showcases in every city
Easy to do, the banker has difficulty keeping up
Having trouble staying calm, bye-bye, fuck off
Easy to do, the banker has difficulty keeping up
I struggle with decisions
I struggle with decisions
But it's us here who decide
But it's us here who decide
I struggle with decisions
Struggle with decisions
We decide, han
We decide
Baby daddy redo
I have decision problems
Baby daddy redo
I have decision problems
Baby daddy redo
I have decision problems
Baby daddy redo
I have problems with
Skrrt, skrrt, skrrt
Skrrt, skrrt, skrrt
Skrrt, skrrt, skrrt
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vesquito avoid / to dodge

Vesqui is a slang term, a verlan (backwards slang) version of the verb "esquiver," which means "to avoid" or "to dodge."

In the song, Shay uses it in the line "Du mal à vesqui les rancœurs," meaning she has trouble avoiding or escaping grudges. This word is interesting because it's a common example of French street slang, offering a glimpse into informal, contemporary French language often heard in music and everyday conversation.

In "Baby Daddy," Shay gives us a look into her world of contrasts, where some things are incredibly difficult while others are surprisingly easy. The song's title might be a bit of a puzzle, but the lyrics are a powerful list of her personal struggles. She finds it hard to trust people, especially men, and has trouble opening her heart. She also struggles with making decisions, a theme that repeats throughout the song.

Despite these challenges, Shay shows a powerful and decisive side. While she has trouble making decisions, she has no problem cutting people off once she's made up her mind. She also finds it easy to make a lot of money, so much that her banker can't keep up! This song is a bold statement about navigating life's difficulties while still being in control and succeeding on your own terms.

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