African Sugar
Tayc Lyrics
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Taykee de Taykee
Yeah-yeah, African sugar (boom-boom)
You're my African lady, African sugar
You're my African lady, African sugar (ooh-ooh, ah-ah, ah-ah, ah, ah)
Baby, you're my African lady, African sugar (ooh-ooh, ooh-ooh)
African Bad Gyal, givin' them sugar (hmm, na)
African Bad Gyal, givin' them fire
Baby you're my African queen
African lady, African sugar (boom)
Et pour toi je commettrai le pire
Mais ton cœur est blindé, il me connait déjà (hey)
Forcément il a bloqué tout sentiment (sentiment)
Oh il a bloqué tout sentiment (ooh-ooh-ooh la)
Baby sugar pourquoi me fuir?
C'est pas moi le pire
T'es arrivé de Lagos (boom)
À six heures trente et j'étais là à l'heure (ooh yeah)
De Lagos, t'es arrivé, ça a égayé mon cœur (your love)
Je t'ai fais visiter le Grand Paris (boom)
Pour toi j'ai payé (boom)
Non non je ne compte pas (oh)
Cette vie sur le plus grand des paris, on tout flambé
My world, my one, my love, crazy for your love
Nobody, oh, nobody, oh, crazy for your love
My baby sugar, ah, crazy for your love
Nobody, oh, nobody, oh, crazy for your love
African Bad Gyal, givin' them sugar (ooh woah, ooh woah, ooh woah)
(Baby, you're my African lady, African sugar)
Yeah, African Bad Gyal, givin' them sugar
Tiny waist, wild like cougar
Get the money, that's my slogan
Everything, not connection
(?) (Ooh-ooh)
This waist is expensive, my Bambi (ooh, ah-ah)
Leave what you do and why buy me, oh (boom)
But take commission, no, oh (boom, oh, oh, oh)
Every day I'll be your (bah, bah)
I'll be your private entertainer
In between my thighs for dinner
You already know, you already know (ooh, ah)
Break a leg, break a leg, oh my God (ooh my God)
You got me speakin' in tongues, baby
You got me losin' my mind, baby
Break a leg, break a leg, oh my God (boom)
My world, my one, my love (oh-ooh, oh-ooh)
Crazy for your love (oh-yeah)
Nobody, oh, nobody, oh (oh-oh, oh-oh yeah)
Crazy for your love (African women, na-na, na-na-na, yeah)
My baby sugar, ah, crazy for your love (my, yeah, ayy)
Nobody, oh, nobody, oh, crazy for your love
African Bad Gyal, givin' them sugar
African Bad Gyal, givin' them fire
African Bad Gyal, givin' them sugar
African Bad Gyal, givin' them fire
African sugar, African lady
African sugar, African lady
African Women, ah no-no no-no, no-no, yeah (ouh)
(African sugar, African lady)
African Bad Gyal, give them fire
The lyrics to Tayc's song "African Sugar" convey a deep sense of admiration and love for a woman who is described as the singer's "African lady" and "African sugar." These terms are used to symbolize the sweetness, beauty, and allure of the woman being addressed in the song. The repetition of these phrases emphasizes the singer's affection and admiration for this woman, highlighting her importance and impact on his life. The use of the term "African Bad Gyal" further adds to the image of a strong, confident, and captivating woman who is not afraid to show her fiery side.
The lyrics also touch upon themes of commitment and sacrifice in the name of love. The singer expresses willingness to go to extreme lengths for this woman, even if it means risking everything. Despite the challenges and obstacles they may face, the singer is undeterred in his pursuit of her affection and attention. The mention of Lagos and the Grand Paris signifies the importance of these places in their relationship, perhaps symbolizing significant moments or memories shared together.
The reference to "crazy for your love" and the repeated declarations of being captivated and enthralled by the woman's presence underscore the intensity of the singer's emotions. The use of vivid imagery and sensual language adds to the romantic and passionate tone of the song, creating a vivid picture of love and desire. The portrayal of the woman as a powerful figure, with a "tiny waist, wild like a cougar," adds to the mystique and allure surrounding her character.
Overall, the lyrics of "African Sugar" celebrate the beauty, strength, and impact of the woman being addressed in the song. Through expressions of love, admiration, and devotion, the singer paints a picture of a deep and meaningful connection with this African lady, portraying her as a symbol of love, desire, and empowerment. The song captures the essence of passion and longing, intertwined with themes of commitment, sacrifice, and devotion in the pursuit of true love.
Lyrics © O/B/O APRA AMCOS
Written by: Julien Bouadjie, Tiwatope Savage-Balogun
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