Hey Sugar What Sugar Who Sugar Baby X2

She's so Ludlow
Wears Ben Cho
Last year wore
American Apparal

But she knows
No cash flow
Princess ain't gettin
No new clothes

Tattoed sleeves
He rolls weed
Deadbeat he's
Makin' her crazy

Stays out late
Bills ain't paid
Sugar baby givin up on the downtown
Sugar's gotta get out

Sugar's goin goodnight
Your babies leaving you
Sugar's cuttin the lights
So baby
Goodbye sleep tight
and goodnight

Hey Sugar What Sugar Who Sugar Baby (X2)

She's undone
He can't come
Still time for her to go and get some
The season
Of the trust fund
Handbags by Louie Vuitton now

S'all uptown
Channel gowns
Brownstones on
Lex with the top down

What's that sound
Ching Ching now
Sugar baby need a sugar daddy now now
Sugar's gotta get out

Sugar's goin goodnight
Your babies leaving you
Sugar's cuttin the lights
So baby
Goodbye sleep tight
and goodnight

Goodnight x4

Sugar's goin goodnight
Your babies leaving you
Sugar's cuttin the lights
So baby
Goodbye sleep tight
and goodnight

Sugar's goin goodnight
Your babies leaving you
Sugar's cuttin the lights
So baby
Goodbye sleep tight
and goodnight

Goodnight x4


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Sugarbaby Lyrics as written by Sam Hollander Chantal Euringer

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    General Comment

    Basically the song is about having a rough time, its pretty straightforward espically if you have seen the music video.

    Th3_Gh0sTon October 04, 2008   Link
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    My Opinion

    ^No. The song's video and lyrics support an "upgrade" theme, in terms of society and cash flow, but that step up doesn't always guarantee happiness. Or something.

    speechmonsteron June 24, 2010   Link

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