a disturbingly sexualized infant or a dismayingly infantilized adult." At the end of the song, the singer instructs the listener to "pat, pat, pat her on her butt, butt / She's gone to sleep, be quiet". Wilson explained that the lyrics are about "a man who considers this chick a baby.... she's too big to pick up, of course. But he wants to; he wants to pretend she's small like a baby: He really wants to pick her up!" "Airplane" is a love song written from the perspective of someone flying on an airplane. "Love Is a Woman" concludes the album with an instrumental palette of saxophones and flutes. Wilson wrote of the song, "It's just about everybody, about anything, about how things are. It's an idea that a woman is love. A baby is love, too, of course. It's just an experience, you know? 'Love is a Baby' would have been a better title." Leftover Several songs that were recorded or worked on during the Love You sessions were passed over for inclusion on the album. Among these were the originals "11th Bar Blues", "Clangin'", "Hey Little Tomboy", "Lazy Lizzie", "Sherry She Needs Me", "Marilyn Rovell", "My Diane", "Hey There Momma", and "We Gotta Groove", as well as "That Special Feeling". "Sherry She Needs Me" dated from the band's Summer Days (and Summer Nights!!) era, with Wilson overdubbing a new lead vocal onto the backing track from 1965. "Lazy Lizzie" includes a melody recycled from Wilson's Mount Vernon and Fairway (1973). Biographer David Leaf referred to the song as "a fully realized production as well as a strong example of Brian's songwriting ability." In addition, Wilson worked on cover versions of the Drifters' "Ruby Baby" and the Righteous Brothers' "You've Lost That Lovin' Feelin'". According to band archivist Alan Boyd, "His [Wilson's] version of 'You've Lost that Lovin’ Feeling' is very dark and it's very raw. It almost has kind of a punk edge to it.... He plays everything on it, did all the vocals. Everything was pretty much done in one take." "Hey Little Tomboy" and "My Diane" were completed for M.I.U. Album (1978). "Hey There Momma" was reworked into "I Saw Santa (Rockin' Around the Christmas Tree)"; the reworking was released on the 1998 compilation Ultimate Christmas. "Sherry She Needs Me" and "You've Lost That Lovin' Feelin'" were released on the box set Made in California (2013).