New Sugar Mama
Yearning for Sweet Relief: Unveiling the Meaning Behind 'New Sugar Mama'
Lyrics
Sugar mama, sugar mama
Expressing longing for a woman referred to as "sugar mama."
Won't you please come back to me?
Pleading for the return of the mentioned woman.
Sugar mama, sugar mama
Reiterating the desire for the return of the "sugar mama."
Won't you please come back to me?
Repeating the plea for the woman to come back.
Bring me that granulated sugar
Asking for literal sugar as a metaphor to alleviate distress.
Sugar mama, it'll ease my misery
Linking the request for sugar with easing emotional pain.
Now I want coffee sweet in the mornin'
Expressing a preference for sweet coffee in the morning.
You know I'm crazy 'bout that tea at night, yeah yeah
Expressing a fondness for tea, particularly at night.
I want coffee sweet in the mornin'
Reiterating the desire for sweet morning coffee.
I'm crazy 'bout my tea at night
Emphasizing the love for tea at night.
Don't get my sugar three time a day
Linking the lack of sugar intake to feeling unwell.
Great Lord, I don't feel right
Expressing discomfort due to insufficient sugar consumption.
Now you been braggin' 'bout your whiskey
Commenting on the woman boasting about whiskey.
Now-now, you been braggin' all over town
Reiterating the woman's bragging about whiskey.
You been braggin' 'bout your whiskey
Repeating the theme of the woman boasting about whiskey.
You been braggin', sweet mama, all over town
Highlighting the woman's pride, specifically in town.
The bootlegger won't sell enough sugar to make whiskey
Noting that the bootlegger doesn't provide enough sugar for whiskey production.
Don't even sell but about four or five pounds
Quantifying the small amount of sugar sold by the bootlegger.
Now, sugar mama, sugar mama
Repeating the plea for the woman to return.
Would you please come back to me?
Reiterating the request for the "sugar mama" to come back.
Sugar mama, sugar mama
Emphasizing the desire for the woman's return.
Please come on back to me
Repeating the plea for the woman to come back.
Bring me that granulated sugar
Asking for granulated sugar as a remedy for misery.
That all it take to ease my misery
Linking granulated sugar to easing emotional distress.
Now, sugar mama, sugar mama
Repeating the call for the woman to return.
You know you been gone all day long
Observing the woman's prolonged absence.
Sugar mama, sugar mama
Reiterating the extended absence of the "sugar mama."
You know you been gone all day long
Stating the prolonged absence of the woman.
You been doin' somethin' with my sugar
Suspecting the woman of doing something with the speaker's sugar.
Ooh, Lord and I know it's wrong
Expressing a sense of wrongdoing associated with the woman's actions.
Now, sugar mama, sugar mama
Repeating the plea for the woman to return.
Now would you please come on back to me?
Reiterating the request for the woman's return.
Please come on back to me
Emphasizing the desire for the woman's return.
You know, I don't like nothin' but my sugar
Expressing a strong preference for sugar to alleviate misery.
And that should take to ease my misery
Reiterating the idea that sugar is crucial for easing distress.
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