Baby Teeth

The Reviator version of Baby Teeth features profanity.

* Viator
* Reviator

**Baby Teeth** is the third track on Jack Stauber's second album Viator, released on September 18th, 2015. Exactly two years after the release of the album for its anniversary, Baby Teeth was chosen to be remastered in his current music style on the Reviator EP as the third and final track on September 18th, 2017 along with I Won't Row and Lake. The Reviator version, as of now, has never officially released anywhere and is only listenable through his social media. This song seems to be about reflecting on childhood memories and moving on to adulthood.

## Lyrics (Viator)

[Verse 1]

Brittle, benign

Grapple, entwine

Sit back and rewind all of the good times

[Verse 2]

Looking out for something

Eyes to the sky

Wonder if there's nothing

Nothing inside

[Chorus]

Every night

Ain't found workaround

Maybe at your house we could go to my house

Baby fine, baby teeth, pull 'em out

Maybe go to Presque Isle

Walk around Pennsylvania
## Lyrics (Reviator)

*(Note: Profanity Warning)*

[Verse 1]

One, two, three, oh!

Brittle, benign (Ah)

Wrap all in twine (Hahaha)

Sit back and rewind all of the good times (What?)

[Break 1]

Hmm, ooh, hmm-ooh

Hmm-eh-eh-ooh, ooh, ooh

Ooh-mm-eh-eh, hmm-ooh

Hmm-oh-ha, oh-ha, oh-hmm

[Verse 2]

Looking out for something

Eyes to the sky

Wonder if there's nothing

Nothing inside

[Break 2]

Hmm, ooh, ooh

Hmm, ooh, ooh

(Ha!) Hm-mm, ooh, ooh

(What?) Hmm-ah, o-ah-hm-mm

[Chorus]

Every night

Ain't found workaround

We could go to my house, we could go to your house (Hmm)

Baby fine, baby teeth, pull 'em out

Maybe go to Presque Isle

Walk around Pennsylvania (Fuck, oh my god, oh my god, oh my god)

[Outro]

Hahahahaha, hmm-ooh

Oh-oh-ah-ah-oh-oh, hmm-ooh

Aaaah! Oh, hmm-ooh, Oh!
## Notes

Baby Teeth is a very emotional song featured on the Viator album, as the song ties in with the loss that Jack was going through at the time. Fans have pointed out the song's very emotional and high lyrics sung for the song, the more personal lyrics, as well as the overall sad tone of the song. Because of this, it has become a favorite on the Viator album to many fans. The Reviator version, however, is very notable for having an almost complete change in tone for the song, having a more happier and funkier sound to it, rather than the previous version's dark and sadder tone.

## Trivia

* Baby teeth in this song is a metaphor for childhood and how he has to pull them out to move on into adulthood.
* Presque Isle is a state park in Erie, Pennsylvania, which is Jack's hometown, which ties in the theme of Jack's childhood and moving on.
* Baby Teeth is the third song featured on the Viator is Here promo video for Viator's official release.
	+ The visual for Baby Teeth in the promo features a woman's disembodied head floating behind a window at night as her eyes float out of her head and fly into the sky.
	+ The Baby Teeth visual is used as the thumbnail for the Viator is Here promo video.
* Baby Teeth is the only song remastered for Reviator to have not been performed at the Viator release show on September 12th, 2015 at Basement Transmissions.
* The Reviator version of Baby Teeth is the shortest song on the EP.
* The Reviator version of Baby Teeth swaps the lyrics about going to his and his friend's house.
* The shouting sample heard at the end of the Reviator version of Baby Teeth comes from a 2011 video of a father throwing his son's Xbox 360 out of their window.

## Gallery

Baby Teeth visual from the Viator is Here promoReviator Reveal