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She's so fine, how about a nine on a ten scale
With long legs straight on up to her lunch pail
Sweet little wishbone, oh yeah
Don't wanna break her in half
Lick up one side and down the other
Always makes her laugh
She take me down, down, down to the bottom
I got everything you wanted
Give you everything you need
Still you want that sugar daddy over me
She want a sucker, sucker in a three piece
A sucker all dressed up in a three piece suit
I'm on fire with just one look
Got me a brand new number
In my little black book
But she don't like the way I dress
She don't like the way I wear my hair
But when I roll you over baby, you don't care
Just take me down, down, down, down to the bottom
Give me everything I want
Give me everything I need
You don't want that sugar daddy, not over me
She want a sucker (sucker) uh sucker in a three piece
(Sucker) sucker all dressed up in a three piece suit
Oh say it isn't so, baby
You wanna sucker
He's just a sucker
He's just a sucker
Look at all that money, baby
Ya know your sugar daddy
You're a sugar mama
You're both a bunch of suckers
Oh how he got a big ole belly
A stone bald head (sucker)
Now, listen here, honey
That ain't down your alley, no
He's just a (sucker) sucker in a three piece
Sucker (sucker) in a three piece suit
S-s-sucker
Stone cold, sugar daddy
Sucker, sucker all dressed up in a three piece suit
I said, go ahead and suck it all up
Right down to the last drop
With long legs straight on up to her lunch pail
Sweet little wishbone, oh yeah
Don't wanna break her in half
Lick up one side and down the other
Always makes her laugh
She take me down, down, down to the bottom
I got everything you wanted
Give you everything you need
Still you want that sugar daddy over me
She want a sucker, sucker in a three piece
A sucker all dressed up in a three piece suit
I'm on fire with just one look
Got me a brand new number
In my little black book
But she don't like the way I dress
She don't like the way I wear my hair
But when I roll you over baby, you don't care
Just take me down, down, down, down to the bottom
Give me everything I want
Give me everything I need
You don't want that sugar daddy, not over me
She want a sucker (sucker) uh sucker in a three piece
(Sucker) sucker all dressed up in a three piece suit
Oh say it isn't so, baby
You wanna sucker
He's just a sucker
He's just a sucker
Look at all that money, baby
Ya know your sugar daddy
You're a sugar mama
You're both a bunch of suckers
Oh how he got a big ole belly
A stone bald head (sucker)
Now, listen here, honey
That ain't down your alley, no
He's just a (sucker) sucker in a three piece
Sucker (sucker) in a three piece suit
S-s-sucker
Stone cold, sugar daddy
Sucker, sucker all dressed up in a three piece suit
I said, go ahead and suck it all up
Right down to the last drop
Lyrics submitted by spliphstar
Sucker In a 3 Piece Lyrics as written by Alex Van Halen Edward Van Halen
Lyrics © Warner Chappell Music, Inc.
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Kind of surprised that there aren't any comments on this in 2022. I consider it to be one of Van Halen's greatest. I love the guitar riff on the "Oh, say it isn't so baby" part.