Sucker
Peaches Lyrics


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Thought you were a problem
Thought you were a problem
Thought you were a problem
And you're a stretcher case baby

Say you could kiss like a dream
Say your kisses like peaches and cream
But while you're here
That don't mean a thing
'Cause you're a stretcher case baby

Thought you were a problem (problem)
Thought you were a problem (problem)
Thought you were a problem (problem)
You're a stretcher case baby

Make a little floor for the 30 year old whore
Soon you'll be let out
Not for your ecstasy but
It's your autopsy

Thought you were a problem (problem)
Thought you were a problem (problem)
Thought you were a problem (problem)
And you're a stretcher case baby

Sucker wanna pay so what do you say?
I'm gonna scream
You caught a brick in your face
That's why
You're a stretcher case baby

Thought you were a problem (problem)
Thought you were a problem (problem)
Thought you were a problem (problem)
And you're a stretcher case baby
Thought you were a problem (problem)
Thought you were a problem (problem)
Thought you were a problem (problem)




And you're a stretcher case baby
You

Overall Meaning

can't get away from the truth
You're a stretcher case baby


The lyrics of Peaches's song "Sucker" seem to be addressing an individual who the singer once believed was a problem. The repeated use of the phrase "thought you were a problem" suggests that the person in question may have presented themselves as challenging or difficult to deal with. Additionally, the line "you're a stretcher case baby" indicates that this person may have needed medical attention or emergency care at some point.


The lyrics also contain references to the individual's purported abilities, specifically their kissing. The line "say you could kiss like a dream" reinforces the idea that the person had qualities that were initially attractive to the singer. However, the subsequent lyrics indicate that these qualities are not sufficient to change the singer's opinion of the individual, as they are still classified as a "stretcher case baby."


The lyrics take a darker turn in the second half, where the reference to a "30 year old whore" and the suggestion of an autopsy indicate a darker, more violent side to the song's meaning. The line "sucker wanna pay so what do you say?" suggests that this person may be trying to buy the singer's favor, possibly with violent consequences.


Overall, the lyrics of "Sucker" seem to be addressing an individual who is problematic, potentially violent, and in need of medical attention. The imagery and references used in the lyrics suggest a dark and unsettling undercurrent to the song's message.


Line by Line Meaning

Thought you were a problem
I used to think you were a problem


Thought you were a problem
I used to think you were a problem


Thought you were a problem
I used to think you were a problem


And you're a stretcher case baby
But really, you're a mess and need help


Say you could kiss like a dream
You boasted about your kissing skills


Say your kisses like peaches and cream
You said your kisses were sweet as peaches and cream


But while you're here
However, being here now


That don't mean a thing
It doesn't make a difference


'Cause you're a stretcher case baby
Because you're still a mess and need help


Make a little floor for the 30 year old whore
Construct a space for a prostitute


Soon you'll be let out
She will leave soon enough


Not for your ecstasy but
It won't be for pleasure, but


It's your autopsy
It is to examine and evaluate the damage done


Sucker wanna pay so what do you say?
Men who want to pay for sex, what's your response?


I'm gonna scream
I'm going to express my anger loudly


You caught a brick in your face
You took a hit to your face


That's why
That is the reason


You're a stretcher case baby
Why you're a mess and need help


Thought you were a problem (problem)
I used to think you were a problem


Thought you were a problem (problem)
I used to think you were a problem


Thought you were a problem (problem)
I used to think you were a problem


And you're a stretcher case baby
But really, you're a mess and need help


Thought you were a problem (problem)
I used to think you were a problem


Thought you were a problem (problem)
I used to think you were a problem


Thought you were a problem (problem)
I used to think you were a problem


And you're a stretcher case baby
But really, you're a mess and need help


You
Referring to the person being addressed




Lyrics © Kobalt Music Publishing Ltd.
Written by: Merrill Nisker

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Manuela Schreiner (soullodge)

Brett!🎉

Ela Ella 75

Dope!!

Sławek Kanczor

good old times... ;)

electrolove87x

What the fuck?? the copy i just got from Discogs is different from this rip, on mine there's a different sample from Queen's "another one bites the dust"! that's really strange!

HouseOfTheDjJade

+electrolove87x oops i guess was my fault was wrong titled here i updated the info ;)

DOGVIP

Woof n wonder mite and would like to say "hello" ........ i got hip, i got hop, i got woof woof, woof, bang bang i got VIP's, from the time i was six years old, i never forgot what i was told, the best advice came from my BIG old dad, he said, "Sit down punk and I wanna talk to you, and don't say a word until i do, now theres a time to cry and a time break, and a time to chill, I say' I say' I say one for the money, two for the show," Can you woof, can you hip, hippy hop, scoobie do, guess what? I can rock to the rhythm that just don't stop! bc i like hot butter on my breakfast toast! Rack it up baby brotherrrrrrrrrrr!

Music-is-Life

who sing this p.s.f

Justin Liekhus

This is a bootleg from Michael Jackson - P.Y.T.

Justin Liekhus

Also samples Notorious B.I.G. where he says ‘Where Brooklyn At?” & Queen - Another One Bites The Dust.

Justin Liekhus

And also the Rapper’s Delight beat

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