Pour Some Sugar On Me
Various Artists Lyrics


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Love is like a bomb
(Bomb)
(Bomb)
Love is like a bomb
(Bomb)
Huh, Hey
Huh, Hey Hey
Huh, Hey
Huh, Hey
Huh, Hey
Huh, Hey Hey
Love is like a bomb, baby, c'mon get it on
Livin' like a lover with a radar phone
Lookin' like a tramp, like a video vamp
Demolition woman, can I be your man?
(Be your man)
Huh!
Razzle 'n' a dazzle 'n' a flash a little light
Television lover, baby, go all night
Sometime, anytime, sugar me sweet
Little miss ah innocent sugar me, yeah, yeah, yeah
C'mon, take a bottle, shake it up
Break the bubble, break it up
Pour some sugar on me
Ooh, in the name of love
Pour some sugar on me
C'mon, fire me up
Pour your sugar on me
Oh, I can't get enough
I'm hot, sticky sweet
From my head to my feet, yeah
You got the peaches, I got the cream
Sweet to taste, saccharine
'cause I'm hot, say what, sticky sweet
From my head, my head, to my feet
Do you take sugar? one lump or two?
Take a bottle (take a bottle)
shake it up (shake it up)
Break the bubble (break the bubble)
break it up (break it up)
Pour some sugar on me
Ooh, in the name of love
Pour some sugar on me
C'mon fire me up
Pour your sugar on me
Oh, I can't get enough
Pour some sugar on me
Oh, in the name of love
Pour some sugar on me
Get it, come get it
Pour your sugar on me
Ooh




Pour some sugar on me
Yeah! Sugar me!

Overall Meaning

The song "Pour Some Sugar On Me" by Various Artists is a rock classic that was released in 1987. The first verse of the song likens love to a bomb, using vivid imagery to describe the intensity of love. The chorus is all about pouring sugar on someone, a metaphor for giving your lover sweet affection. The song's verses have a playful nature and are focused on flirting and seduction, with the singer describing himself as a lover with a radar phone, and a man who is willing to be a demolition woman's man.


The chorus is the most memorable part of the song, with the repetitive lyric "pour some sugar on me" being an invitation to the listener to indulge in their lover's attention. The song's bridge includes the infamous question, "Do you take sugar? One lump or two?", which is a clever nod to traditional English tea parties.


Overall, "Pour Some Sugar On Me" is a fantastic celebration of love, desire, and sexuality, with its piercing guitars, infectious beat, and catchy chorus reminding us of the power of rock music.


Line by Line Meaning

Love is like a bomb
Love is an explosive and powerful force


(Bomb)
Reinforcement of the comparison to a bomb


Huh, Hey
Exclamation of excitement and enthusiasm


Huh, Hey Hey
Further expression of excitement and enthusiasm


Love is like a bomb, baby, c'mon get it on
Emphasis on the importance of embracing love and experiencing its full force


Livin' like a lover with a radar phone
Feeling fully alive and aware of opportunities for love


Lookin' like a tramp, like a video vamp
Appearing seductive and glamorous


Demolition woman, can I be your man? (Be your man) Huh!
Asking for the attention and affection of a powerful and attractive woman


Razzle 'n' a dazzle 'n' a flash a little light
Using showmanship and flashy displays to attract attention


Television lover, baby, go all night
Enjoying the pleasures of romance and physical intimacy


Sometime, anytime, sugar me sweet
Expressing desire and openness to receiving love and affection


Little miss ah innocent sugar me, yeah, yeah, yeah
Suggesting an attraction to a sweet and innocent woman


C'mon, take a bottle, shake it up
Encouraging action and excitement in the pursuit of love


Break the bubble, break it up
Encouraging liberation and breaking free from inhibitions


Pour some sugar on me
Using the metaphor of sugar to represent affection and romance


Ooh, in the name of love
Expressing a belief in the power and importance of love


C'mon, fire me up
Urging for passion and heat in romantic encounters


Pour your sugar on me
Requesting for the expression of affection and romance


Oh, I can't get enough
Expressing a desire for a continued and fulfilling romantic experience


I'm hot, sticky sweet
Describing feelings of attraction and desire


From my head to my feet, yeah
Emphasizing the all-encompassing nature of these feelings


You got the peaches, I got the cream
Reinforcing the metaphor of sweetness and pleasure in a romantic relationship


Sweet to taste, saccharine
Further comparison of romantic pleasure to the sweetness of sugar


'cause I'm hot, say what, sticky sweet
Reiteration of the artist's arousal and desire


Do you take sugar? one lump or two?
Using the metaphor of sugar to flirt and express interest in a romantic partner


Take a bottle (take a bottle) shake it up (shake it up) Break the bubble (break the bubble) break it up (break it up)
Repetition of the refrain to encourage movement and action in the pursuit of love


Pour some sugar on me
Reiteration of the metaphor of sugar as an expression of affection and romance


Get it, come get it
To encourage action and enthusiasm in romantic endeavors


Pour your sugar on me
Requesting for the expression of affection and romance


Ooh
Expressing a sense of satisfaction and pleasure


Pour some sugar on me
Reiteration of the metaphor of sugar as an expression of affection and romance


Yeah! Sugar me!
An exclamation of pleasure and desire




Writer(s): Richard John Cyril Allen, Stephen Clark, Philip Collen, Robert John Lange, Joseph Elliott, Richard Savage

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@paullatimer1639

I think the greatest thing about this band is not their music, but the fact that they didn't ditch their drummer after he lost an arm in a car accident. That's true friendship and loyalty.

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Paul Latimer British we don’t abandon ours

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Like Aerosmith with Joey kramer, fuck them!

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Everyday is a school day. I didn't know that.

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@@1CunnilinGus Oh that's why your a rich and famous musician... Wait your not.

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@TheloniousJackson

I’m a black guy who went to an ethically diverse high school in the 89’s and I remember listening to this song on the radio and watching the music video on TV!

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Ethically? Or ethnically?

@machowell6910

Straight loyalty when you’re speaking of the drummer, those guys are the best

@heathermallory2096

This band refused to go on without Rick! After he lost his arm they had a special drum kit made for him and said he picked it up real fast. Most loyal band out there during this decade. ❤❤

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