Grand River Pioneers - Sugar Red

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{Verse 1}
She's smokin' her cigarette
I don't know if I like that kind of dress
The embers burn close to her lips
She don't see me as a threat

{Chorus}
I don't need that kind of friend
You flip my heels over my head
Break until my bottle's bent
Compliment me my sugar red

{Verse 2}
She's wearing my leather coat
I don't know if she sees me as a joke
Or maybe she's not what I had planned
Or maybe I should make a stand

{Chorus}
I don't need that kind of friend
You flip my heels over my head
Break until my bottle's bent
Compliment mе my sugar red

{Instrumental}
Compliment me my sugar rеd

Release Date: February 09, 2024

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"Grand River Pioneers - Sugar Red" is a song that tells the story of a complicated and intense relationship. The lyrics describe a mysterious woman who captivates the narrator with her cigarette smoking and bold fashion choices. Despite feeling unsure about her intentions, the narrator is drawn to her in a way that is both thrilling and unsettling. The chorus emphasizes the tumultuous nature of their connection, with the narrator feeling both overwhelmed and intoxicated by the woman's presence. The song's instrumental section adds to the tension and passion of the narrative, making "Sugar Red" a powerful and evocative track.