Bing Crosby & Louis Armstrong
Bing Crosby & Louis Armstrong
Bing Crosby & Louis Armstrong
Bing Crosby & Louis Armstrong
Bing Crosby & Louis Armstrong
Bing Crosby & Louis Armstrong
Bing Crosby & Louis Armstrong
Oh sugar, I call my baby my sugar
I never made her my sugar
That's why baby is so confectionary
Funny, she pleads for my money
But when she feeds me on honey
She gets her needs every time
I'd make a million trips to her lips, if I were a bee
'Cause they're sweeter than any candy to me
She's granulated sugar
I cheat on my sugar
'Cause I'm too sweet on my sugar
That sweet baby of mine
Mm sugar, I call my baby my sugar
I never maybe my sugar
That's why my sold confectionary
Funny, she never pleads for my money
But when she feeds me on honey
She gets her needs every time
I'd make a million trips to her lips if I were a bee
'Cause they are sweeter than any candy to me
She's granulated sugar
I never cheat on my sugar
'Cause I'm too sweet on my sugar
That sweet baby of mine
Sugar is what she puts in my coffee
A lump and a half will do
Then stir it up, stir it up, steaming and sweets
What a way to start the day, hey
Pouring honey over my flapjacks
A dozen or two to start off
Flip 'em up, flap 'em up, light as a feather
Dining like a real gourmet
And if she made some marmalade
Then I would have to lose my mind
I'm like a child, I'm running wild
At just the thought of orange rind
Sugar raises cane with ?
The calories break my heart
Like morning-time and evening-time
And any time at all
Sugar's got to be my downfall
Honey, granulated and crystalized
Heaven is sweet and super-fine
That ever-lovin' sugar of mine
Sugar (That Sugar Baby O’ Mine) was written by Sidney Mitchell & Edna Alexander & Maceo Pinkard.
Sugar (That Sugar Baby O’ Mine) was produced by Simon Rady.