Born Sannie Charlotte Carlson in Skælskør, Denmark on 11 April 1970, she spent several years in Africa as a child before returning to her native country. She rose to prominence when her single "Saturday Night" became the summer smash hit of 1994, thanks to extensive play in the clubs of the Mediterranean and the fact that it had a dance which many found easy to learn. She became the first ever non-UK artist to début at No.1 in their first week in the UK Singles Chart. Her music was also very successful in Brazil, Canada, Australia, France and the Nordic countries during the 1994 eurodance phenomenon.
However the only place where she has yet to achieve success, and has eluded her since, is the United States (Even though she placed both "Saturday Night" and "Another Day" on the Billboard Hot Dance Music/Club Play chart in 1995, with "Night" peaking at #19 and "Day" coming in at #21, respectively).
Later singles include "Think of You", "Close To You", "Last Christmas", "Gimme Gimme" and "Sexy Eyes".
Last Whigfield's album was "All In One" In which all the songs were chosen by the fans.
All tracks have been re-sung, re-mixed, and re-edited.
The album features two bonus tracks that have never been recorded by Whigfield before, "right in the night - cover" and a completely new whigfield song "Rainbow".
At the moment Whigfield is recording new album. This album will be produced by Pochill, while Whigfield has released new single No doubt.
Candy
Whigfield Lyrics
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Lollipop, my lollipop
Hold me, pleasure me, say you'll always need me
Lollipop, my lollipop
Love is sweet, sugar sweet, you're a sweet as candy
Lollipop, my lollipop
Baby please marry me, tell me that you love me
Lollipop, my lollipop
Candy
sha la la la la
Your love is candy
Sha la la la la
Eh, candy
Sha la la la la
Your love is candy
Sha la la la la
Eh
Love me, treasure me, say you'll never leave me
Lollipop, my lollipop
Hold me, never leave, I know that you need me
Lollipop, my lollipop
Love is pink, candy pink, you're a sweet as it can be
Lollipop, my lollipop
Baby please marry me, say you'll never leave me
Lollipop, my lollipop
Candy
sha la la la la
Your love is candy
Sha la la la la
Eh, candy
Sha la la la la
Your love is candy
Sha la la la la
Candy
sha la la la la
Your love is candy
Sha la la la la
Candy
Sha la la la la
Your love is candy
Sha la la la la
Eh
Don't go away, say that you'll stay
You're the sweetest thing in my life
Why can't you see, that you're so sweet
You're my lollipop, you're my life
Candy
sha la la la la
Your love is candy
Sha la la la la
Eh, candy
Sha la la la la
Your love is candy
Sha la la la la
Candy
sha la la la la
Your love is candy
Sha la la la la
Eh, candy
Sha la la la la
Your love is candy
Sha la la la la
The lyrics of Whigfield's song "Candy" talks about a sweet love between two people. The singer expresses her desire to be loved and treasured by her partner forever. The reference to lollipop symbolizes the pleasure and sweetness of the love shared by the couple. The singer wants her partner to promise to never leave her and to always need her. The chorus part of the song is captivating with the lyrics "Your love is candy" being repeated frequently. The steady beat and the catchy rhythm add to the playful and flirtatious quality of the song.
Throughout the entire track, Whigfield expresses her love to her partner by comparing her to sweet and sugary things like candy and lollipops. The lyrics portray a young and carefree attitude towards love and relationships, thus reflecting the youthfulness of the singer. The singer also adds a little bit of humor in the way she compares love to candy, playful and fun.
The song is a catchy and upbeat dance tune. Its lyrics are simple, intended to be memorable and fun for listeners. The song can be interpreted in different ways, but it is mainly about the singer’s desire to be loved, treasured, and held onto forever. The song is a perfect fit for parties, and conveys a youthful and happy vibe.
Line by Line Meaning
Love me, treasure me, say you'll never leave me
Express affection for me and cherish me as someone special in your life, and promise that you will never abandon or desert me
Lollipop, my lollipop
Refers to the person who is being addressed as someone who is sweet like candy and who brings pleasure and enjoyment
Hold me, pleasure me, say you'll always need me
Embrace me tightly and provide me with delightful experiences and assure me that you will always require me in your life
Love is sweet, sugar sweet, you're as sweet as candy
Love is a pleasant and gratifying emotion, and the person who is being addressed is as delightful and enjoyable as a sugary treat
Baby please marry me, tell me that you love me
Asking the addressee to agree to a long-term committed relationship and to profess affection for the artist
Candy
Reiterating the idea of sweetness and enjoyment that is associated with the person who is being addressed
sha la la la la
A non-specific syllable representing joy and pleasure
Your love is candy
The love that is expressed by the addressee is comparable to a sweet and enjoyable treat
Eh, candy
Reinforcing the idea that the addressee is a source of enjoyment and pleasure
Love me, treasure me, say you'll never leave me
Repeating the first stanza to emphasize the artist's desire for affection and assurance of commitment
Hold me, never leave, I know that you need me
Reiterating the idea of needing emotional and physical closeness and confidence that the addressee requires the singer in their life
Love is pink, candy pink, you're as sweet as it can be
Comparing the color often associated with sweetness and joy (pink) to love and suggesting that the addressee is the epitome of pleasantness and pleasure
Baby please marry me, say you'll never leave me
Repeating the second stanza, further emphasizing the singer's desire for commitment and the promise of permanence in a relationship
Don't go away, say that you'll stay
Implore the addressee not to leave and to declare that they will remain in the singer's life
You're the sweetest thing in my life
Conveying the idea that the addressee is the most enjoyable and pleasant part of the singer's existence
Why can't you see, that you're so sweet
Expressing confusion about why the addressee can't see that they are a source of pleasure and enjoyment for the artist
You're my lollipop, you're my life
Portraying the addressee as someone who provides sustained and significant enjoyment and meaning to the artist's existence
Contributed by Anthony N. Suggest a correction in the comments below.