Lollipop (Candyman)

Aqua

(Oh) I am the Candyman
(Oh) Comin' from Bountyland
(Oh) I am the Candyman
(Oh) Comin' from Bountyland

I wish that you were my lollipop
Sweet things, I will never get enough
If you show me to the sugar tree
Will you give me a soda pop for free?

Come with me, honey, I'm your sweet sugar Candyman (oh)
Run like the wind, fly with me to Bountyland (oh)
Bite me, I'm yours, if you're hungry, please understand (oh)
This is the end of the sweet sugar Candyman

Oh, my love, I know you are my Candyman
And oh, my love, your word is my command
Oh, my love, I know you are my Candyman
And oh, my love, let us fly to Bountyland

(Oh) You are my lollipop
(Oh) Sugar, sugar top
(Oh) You are my lollipop
(Oh) Sugar, sugar top

I wish that I were a bubble gum
Chewin' on me, baby, all day long
I will be beggin' for sweet delight
Until you say I am yours tonight

Come with me, honey, I'm your sweet sugar Candyman (oh)
Run like the wind, fly with me to Bountyland (oh)
Bite me, I'm yours, if you're hungry, please understand (oh)
This is the end of the sweet sugar Candyman

Oh, my love, I know you are my Candyman
And oh, my love, your word is my command
Oh, my love, I know you are my Candyman
And oh, my love, let us fly to Bountyland
Oh, my love, I know you are my Candyman
And oh, my love, your word is my command
Oh, my love, I know you are my Candyman
And oh, my love, let us fly to Bountyland

I am the Candyman
Comin' from Bountyland
I am the Candyman
Comin' from Bountyland
Comin' from Bountyland

Oh, my love, I know you are my Candyman
And oh, my love, your word is my command
Oh, my love, I know you are my Candyman
And oh, my love, let us fly to Bountyland

(Oh) You are my lollipop
(Oh) Sugar, sugar top
(Oh) You are my lollipop
(Oh) Sugar, sugar top


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    The name of this song is actually "Candy Man", by the way.
    ButtercupPPGon March 30, 2003   Link
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    CANDYMAN!!!! This song is sooo swwweet! I have no idea why I like this song, but it's prolly because my crush likes this song. This song has a happy feel to it. :-) Nice kinda beat too....
    Raialohaon June 10, 2004   Link
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    luv da song awesome tis it and love da ppl and it is supposed to be lollipop buttercupPPG
    rapchickslideon September 19, 2004   Link
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    quite the perverted connotaion..i must say........I've always loved this song tho' :P.....Hilarious..... ~Vampy
    vampirella666on March 04, 2005   Link
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    I once heard from a friend that song is about sex.
    MegaGirlon July 17, 2005   Link
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    As did I, MegaGirl...and she was one of the least perverted people I know, and even she realized that.
    AyeAyeReturnson August 28, 2005   Link
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    Of course it's about sex. What do you think, "I wish you were my lollipop" and "Bite me, I'm yours" mean?
    mandolinon February 06, 2006   Link
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    Yeah its funny how so many of aquas songs have sexual connatations and that when they were in their prime most of their fans were 12 years old and under and didnt have a clue...
    clairpatraon February 19, 2006   Link
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    clairpatra I was one of those 10 and under fans haha. and i'm just realizing now it's all about sex. Aqua still has some good songs. =]
    xchristinax77on March 01, 2006   Link
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    its so obvious that this song is about sex . . . I wish that I were a bubble gum - chewing on me Baby all day long lol
    Ski-Skion July 18, 2006   Link

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