Sugar
Flo Rida ft. Wynter Gordon - Sugar (2009) [www.RnB4U.in] Lyrics

Da, double dee, double di
Repeating sounds that mimick the sound of a catchy melody

Double dee, double da, double dee, double di
Repeating sounds in the chorus that help create a fun, upbeat mood

My lips like sugar, my lips like sugar
Comparing the sweetness of lips to sugar, implying that the person is enjoyable to kiss

This candy got you sprung, this candy got you sprung
Comparing attraction to addiction, with the sense that the person is irresistible

So call me your sugar, so call me your sugar
Asking to be called an affectionate nickname that plays on the idea of being sweet

You love you some, you love you some
Suggesting that the person is highly desirable and appealing

Hey, I've got a mouth full of cavities
Using dental imagery to describe a love for sweet things and romantic attraction

Sweet tooth, full of mama, like sugar to me
Linking a preference for sweetness with attraction to a woman, with the phrase 'mama' possibly meant as slang for 'woman'

So my love with the lips, put a bug in the ear tone
Implying that kissing makes the artist's voice more appealing

Shawty gotta kiss, it's an emergency
Describing the strong desire to kiss someone as an important need

Spit sprung for the taste, addicted to her gloss
Inventive language that likens feeling addicted to kissing to being physically 'sprung' and attracted to a shiny surface

One smile this way, baby, I rub it off
Denoting that a smile is so attractive that the artist would want to remove it, implying that he wants undivided attention from the person he is addressing

Put my tongue in your face
Using provocative language to suggest arousal and intimacy

A little mistletoe, sippin' Gran Marnier, I'm a fan all day
Fancy indulgences are used to symbolize enjoying the company of the person, suggesting a sense of celebration

Do me that favor, 'cause I like your flavor
Asking for a potentially sexual favor while evocatively melding sensual and culinary imagery

My manage behavior; I'm into your major
Combining lyrics about flirting with lyrics that are usually associated with business settings as a way to create a sense of fun

Sweeter so flavor, that's good for this player
Stating that sweetness is a desirable trait in a romantic partner, and bringing in a reference to romantic conquest to maintain the seductive edge in the song

My hood, now and later, throw back like a pager
Using language to evoke nostalgia, while also using slang expressions to relate to the audience of the song

Pretty much, you're givin' me a sugar rush
Sharing with the audience how the person makes the singer feel- extremely happy, like an overdose of sugar

Lil' mama, give me high blood pressure when you blush
Metaphorically conveying the concept that the person being addressed causes intense, pleasurable feelings

Lips feel soft as a feather when we touch
Expressing tenderness and erotic intimacy

Shawty, that's what's up
An expression of enthusiasm and satisfaction

Hey, shawty would you mind, 'cause I want me some?
Combining soft and polite language with suggestive phrases to create a flirtatious scenario

Now and later, I don't wanna have to wait, you the one
Playing with language to evoke more childish themes, while also suggesting the immediacy of passion

Yep, yep you're vicious, so, so delicious
Praising the person's alluring qualities with standout rhymes and repetition for emphasis

Can't help my interest, candy addiction
Combining interest with addiction imagery to convey the seriousness of attraction

Wanna peace, to a piece gotta get a piece
Playing with wordplay to suggest getting some intimate attention as a requirement for peace and happiness

I don't know a piece, give me all your sweets
Another instance of wordplay driven by sensuality and a hint of aggression, while also incorporating the same candy metaphor that runs throughout the song

Bottom and top lip, 'bout to have a sugar feast
Picking up on the theme of candy and sweetness to create an image of sexual desire

Level with our trip, I'm a lip bitin' beast
Juxtaposing playful wordplay with more aggressive imagery to keep the song's edge

Man, for them things, all 42 teeth
Bringing in a boastful tone while still maintaining playfulness, creating a sense of confidence and appeal

Squeeze the sugar cane on your mouth, must beat
Continuing the candy metaphor by suggesting a sexual act while utilizing imagery that is tied to sugar production

Ain't your mama slirp, stickin', usin' my tree
Using playful language that references techniques used in oral sex while still maintaining a sense of mystery and creativity in the lyrics

Like taffy but classy, get at me
Another metaphor using candy, but elevating it with the word 'classy', playing with the idea that sensual desire can bring an elegant quality to the exchange

I'm flyly, let you know I wanna kiss
Introducing more playful, poetic language to evoke romantic attraction

But your lips, they'll do me fine
Using concise, almost crude language to suggest intense desire

Now baby, don't trip with the juicy kind
Picking up on the running theme of sensuality by using juicy imagery to create enticing scenarios

Get, get on the grip, girl, you ain't lyin'
Using playful, rhythmic wordplay to create a flirtatious scenario

You like my sugar, my sugar, you so sweet, so sweet
Using lyrics to convey that the person being addressed is the subject of the fascination and desire in the song

Like my candy, my candy, you so sweet, so sweet
A variation on the recurring candy metaphor, indicating that the person being addressed is considered the embodiment of the 'sweet' quality

I got a good appetite with you on me, on me
Implying a sense of hunger and desire that is being sated by the attention of the person being addressed

I'll wrap you out of them clothes, you my treat, my treat
Using a metaphor to convey seduction and desire along with the recurring candy metaphor, while emphasizing that the person being addressed is a 'treat'

Girl, you my sugar, I call you candy
Reinforcing the idea that the person being addressed has a quality that is very alluring and sweet

And tonight I'm gonna get me some, get me some
Using more suggestive language to create a sense of immediacy and passion

Sugar
Repeating the word 'sugar' along with other lyrics to keep the simple yet seductive theme of the song in the listener's mind