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Bis ~ Kandy Pop


Sugar sugar kandy pop Push it down and pull it up Sugar sugar kandy pop Just don't let the music stop You've got the brains, i've got no brawn You wanna stop, i keep it on You've got the brains, or so you say Maybe you'll see things in another way I've got better things to do Than hang around with you and you I've got better places to be You know the only one is me Sugar sugar.... Oh, oh, oh, kandy pop Oh, oh, oh, kandy pop Oh, oh, oh, kandy pop Oh, oh, oh, kandy pop Sugar sugar.... You've got the pain but i don't want to know And you can keep on trying to put me off By saying you've got the brains or so you say Maybe you'll see things in another way I've got better things.... Sugar sugar..... Back to top more free lyrics

Sugar sugar kandy pop
Push it down and pull it up
Sugar sugar kandy pop
Just don't let the music stop

You've got the brains, i've got no brawn
You wanna stop, i keep it on
You've got the brains, or so you say
Maybe you'll see things in another way

I've got better things to do
Than hang around with you and you
I've got better places to be
You know the only one is me

Sugar sugar....

Oh, oh, oh, kandy pop
Oh, oh, oh, kandy pop
Oh, oh, oh, kandy pop
Oh, oh, oh, kandy pop

Sugar sugar....

You've got the pain but i don't want to know
And you can keep on trying to put me off
By saying you've got the brains or so you say
Maybe you'll see things in another way

I've got better things....

Sugar sugar.....

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