Sugar
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Sugar
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Forbidden love bleeding on my mind
Brings me to my knees
With the taste of your sweet wine
Oh
Only if you could fade
Lead me to the sea
And always catch your tide
I count the seconds will you're free
Then tell myself one more time
Oh
Only if you could fade
Sugar your taste is fine
But you're far above
This day - when I make you mine
We'll be free
Lay lady please
Lay next to me
Tell me all my love
Is all that you need
Oh
Only if you could fade
Sugar your taste is fine
But you're far above
This day - when I make you mine
We'll be free
Oh
I know only if you could fade
Sugar well your taste is fine
But you're far above
This day - when I make you mine
We'll be free
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Pete Murray performs "Sugar", and this lyric page sits inside the Pete Murray catalog on LyroVerse.
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