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Artist: Zach Ashton
Canonical path: /zach-ashton/sugar-and-spice
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Sugar and Spice
Read Sugar and Spice lyrics by Zach Ashton on LyroVerse, with linked artist context and related song paths.
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Sugar and Spice
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Sugar and spice
I would search the world for you
Climb aboard a sailing ship
And sail the oceans to you
So if you see me coming
Please, don't go running
'Cause you know I am
Your lovin' man
Sugar and spice
I would buy the stars for you
If they named their price
I would give them all to you
So if you see me coming
Please, don't go running
'Cause you know I am
Your lovin' man
So if you see me coming
Please, don't go running
'Cause you know I am
Your lovin' man
Your lovin' man
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