Sugar
Florida Lyrics

My lips like sugar, my lips like sugar
The singer feels that his lips are sweet like sugar

This candy got you sprung, this candy got you sprung
The singer thinks that the person he is talking to is addicted to his sweet mouth like candy which has caused them to become entranced by him

So call me your sugar, so call me your sugar
The singer wants the person to refer to him as their sweet and loved one

You love you some, you love you some
The singer believes that the person is really into his sweetness

I'm sweet like (da double dee double di)
The singer feels that he is very sweet, and he adds a nonsense phrase (da double dee double di) to emphasize this fact

Hey, I've got a mouth full of cavities.
The singer is indicating that his sweet mouth has 'cavities' that the person would find desirable

Sweet tooth, full of mama, like sugar to me.
The singer compares his attraction to sweetness to a 'sweet tooth'. He also compares the sweetness to a mother’s love

Shawty gotta kiss, it's an emergency.
The singer implies that he needs a kiss badly, it's a matter of urgency

Spit sprung for the taste, addicted to her gloss.
The singer is addicted to the person's gloss, which has caused him to become entranced by her

Won't smile this way, baby I rub it off.
The singer thinks that a smile cannot match a kiss and he rubs it off

Put my tongue in your face.
The singer wants to put his tongue in the person's face, emphasizing his desire and liking towards their sweetness

A little mistletoe, sippin' Grand Marnier I'm a fan all day.
The singer is in love and enjoying himself with Grand Marnier drink and Kisses from the person under mistletoe

Do me that favor, cause I like your flavor.
The singer requests a favor because he likes the person's flavor of sweetness

My manage behavior, I'm into your major.
The singer is interested in the person's major and wants to manage his behavior to pursue something meaningful

Sweeter so flavor, that's good for this player.
The singer thinks that the person's sweetness and flavor is good for him as he is a 'player'

My hood, now and later, throw back like a pager.
The singer describes his fondness for old goodies and things, such as the candies 'now and later's and the pager that throws him back to the old times

Pretty much, you're givin' me a sugar rush.
The person's sweetness is giving the singer a metaphorical rush of energy and joy

Lil mama, give me high blood pressure when you blush.
The singer's heart rate races when the person blushes or becomes excited

Lips feel soft as a feather when we touch.
The singer is describing how soft and gentle the person's lips feel when they are kissing

Shawty that's what's up.
The singer is indicating that he likes what the person is doing or saying

You like my sugar, my sugar you so sweet, so sweet.
The singer thinks that the person likes his sweetness and thinks of the person as equally sweet

Like my candy, my candy you so sweet, so sweet.
The person is sweet like candy to the singer

I got a good appetite with you on me, on me.
The singer is attracted to the person and is hungry for their attention and sweetness

I'll wrap you out of them clothes.
The singer is being flirtatious and suggests that he is interested in taking the person's clothes off

You my treat, my treat.
The person is the singer's treat, focusing on their sweetness and attraction

Girl you my sugar, I call you candy.
The singer refers to the person as candy, emphasizing again how much he likes their sweetness

And tonight I'm gonna get me some, get me some.
The singer is confident he will experience the person's sweetness in a physical way

Girl you my sugar, I call you candy.
The singer refers to the person as candy, emphasizing again how much he likes their sweetness

And tonight I'm gonna get me some, get me some sugar.
The singer will experience the person's sweetness in a physical way, as he also references the slang term of sugar for affection or love