You're hardly a superstar
But you're a serious man
You need a serious car
And some girl with a plan
So take me for a ride, you can surprise me
Somewhere in the wild
You can lay down beside me
You know I need a special
Friend and I got dollar bills to spend
Sugar mama, sugar
I can give you what you need
You can't refuse the fancy
Shoes and drinks with
All the who's and who's sugar mama, sugar
Love and money guaranteed
I wanna use you and abuse you
You ain't got too much to lose
I once had a superstar
He was a frivolous man
HE drove a frivolous car
And we both had a plan
We were hanging in bars
I was loosing my head
Then a young friend of ours
Took my place in my bed
So take me for a ride, you can surprise me
Somewhere in the wild
You can lay down beside me
You know I need a special
Friend and I got dollar bills to spend
Sugar mama, sugar
I can give you what you need
You can't refuse the fancy
Shoes and drinks with
All the who's and who's sugar mama, sugar
Love and money guaranteed
I wanna use you and abuse you
You ain't got too much to lose
You're hardly a superstar
But you're a serious man
You need a serious car
And some girl with a plan


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Sugar Mama Lyrics as written by Keren Ann Zeidel

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