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"Sugar Daddy" is a track by Fleetwood Mac, from the album Fleetwood Mac, released 10th July 1975. The track is 4:11 long. It's filed under Rock. Full lyrics are available below. Dork has published 2 articles about Fleetwood Mac.
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Well I need a sugar daddy He could be my friend And if I needed a little money I know he would lend me, lend me a hand But when it comes to love He'd better leave me alone 'Cause I've got you, baby And you give me all the love I need Yes, you give me all the love I need And when I get a little hungry He could give me all I could eat And if I needed whiskey He could serve it to me neat But when it comes to love He'd better leave me alone 'Cause I've got you, baby And you give me all the love I need Yes, you give me all the love I need All that I want Is someone to take good care of me I'm not asking for love Just a little sympathy And he could pick me up In a big fancy car Then I could pretend I was a big movie star But when it comes to love He'd better leave me alone 'Cause I've got you baby And you give me all the love I need Yes, you give me all the love I need All that I want Is someone to take good care of me I'm not asking for love Just a little sympathy I'm not asking for love I'm not asking for love I'm not asking for love Just a little sympathy I'm not asking for love I'm not asking for love
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