"Babysteps" is a tender and introspective ballad that explores the painstaking journey of returning to a cherished love. With Christina Rotondo's soft, breathy falsetto, who is also the voice of BBC Dr Who’s "Goblin Song” (No.12 UK Chart), the track envelopes listeners in a poignant narrative of hesitant reconciliation and the quiet determination to reconnect. The song's gentle pacing at 80 bpm, paired with a warm piano arrangement, draws comparisons to Billie Eilish’s introspective style in "What Was I Made For." 

Crafted by David McKendrick with lyrics by Paul McKendrick, "Babysteps" invites listeners on a heart-stirring voyage from separation back to intimacy, questioning the certainty of rekindled affections. Perfect for emotional scenes and reflective visuals, this ballad resonates with anyone who's ever contemplated the delicate dance of returning to someone they've loved.

BABYSTEPS

'The Mercury Meter' are like those few books you stumble upon that aren't trying to impress anyone; they're just there, raw and unfiltered, with a voice that cuts through all the noise. They're out to share something real, something that'll grip your soul, even if it means walking a path less traveled, far away from the glitz and glamour that so many seem to crave.   
It's like finding a piece of yourself in a world that's constantly trying to mold you into something you're not.   
And that, my friend, is a rare and beautiful thing.

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