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Sugar Foot Lyrics by Harlem

Hippies

2010

[Verse 1]
Little girl
You better watch your step
Walk around your swimming pool
Don't get your feet wet
[Chorus]
Saw you coming with your bare foot dry
Up to no good
Down at your spa
Sugar foot, you won't put on your shoes?
Better question is what about the shoes to lose?
[Verse 2]
When you walk the street
You looking for your man?
I saw that too, laugh at me
Snake got me in a tree
[Chorus]
Saw you coming with your bare foot dry
Up to no good
Down at your spa
Sugar foot, you won't put on your shoes?
Better question is what about the shoes to lose?
[Outro]
No, bad idea
Sugar on my feet
Oh, bad idea
Sugar on my feet
I told sugar don't taste that sweet
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About “Sugar Foot” by Harlem

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"Sugar Foot" is credited to Harlem. Songwriting credits may include additional writers listed on the release; check the credits section on this page for linked collaborators.

"Sugar Foot" appears on "Hippies" in 2010.

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