Suga Tree
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Suga Tree
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My desire
Humor me
Light my fire
How can you trust in what somebody said
Lying above a strawberry tree
I never asked you why you ran away
Knowing that mama would die in that day
Can you hear me
Give me back my sugar tree
Don't look back
Don't blame him
You know me
My desire
Come back here
I'm too tired
Show it to me where you hide my pills
Stolen from me by a evil twin
Scratching my throat for another round
Shaking my hand while I'm on the ground
Can you hear me
Give me back my sugar tree
Don't look back
Don't blame him
So what you gonna do
You're up to something
Your mama told you to stay at home
Stay at home
Don't go alone
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Who performs "Suga Tree"?
Neon Desert performs "Suga Tree", and this lyric page sits inside the Neon Desert catalog on LyroVerse.
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