Sugar,
sugar,
sugar.
She sits alone waiting for suggestions.
He's so nervous, avoiding all the questions.
His lips are dry,
her heart's gently pounding.
Don't you just know exactly what that thing is?
You want my body and you think I'm sex.
Come on, sugar, let me know.
If you really need me,
just reach out and touch me.
Come on, honey,
tell me so.
Don't tell me so, baby.
He's acting shy,
looking for an answer.
Come on, honey,
let's spend the night together.
Now hold on a minute
before we go much further.
Give me a dime so I can phone my mother.
Catch a cab to his high-rise apartment.
At last he can tell her exactly what his heart made.
You want my body and you think I'm sex.
Come on, honey, tell me so.
If you really need me,
just reach out and touch me.
Come on, sugar, let me know.
His heart's beating like a drum.
Because at last he's got this girl home.
Relax,
baby,
now we're all alone.
They
wake at dawn,
because all the birds are singing.
Two total strangers,
but that ain't what they're thinking.
Outside it's cold,
misty and it's raining.
We got each other, neither one's complaining.
He says,
I'm sorry,
but I'm out of milk and coffee.
Never mind, sugar, we can watch the only movie.
You want my body and you think I'm sex.
Come on, sugar, let me know.
If you really need me,
just reach out and touch me.
Come on, honey, tell me so.
If you really need me,
just reach out and touch me.
Come on, sugar, let me know.
If you really, really, really,
really need me,
just let me know.
If you really want me,
just reach out and touch me.
Come on, sugar, let me know.