coo

“I throw my cellular device in the water,” she cooed blissfully in the LP’s strummy title track, “Can you reach me? No, you can’t.”

Instead, I’d laugh, cooing for more lemon to revel in those strong sensations over and over again.

Otherwise, Anderson holds her own, cooing her one-liners with the kittenish candor of Marilyn Monroe.

Iris is visibly insecure about Isaac’s conversations with other women, including the strawberry peddler who coos that he has “soft hands,” and his mother, who dials him up to crack inside jokes.

After birth, a baby is immediately immersed in a sea of words and rhythm, as their caregivers coo over them, chatter and sing lullabies.