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Cherry Candy


I think she liked me because I was sweet

And her folks had never let her trick or treat,

On Easter she’d throw away her chocolate eggs,

Her Reeses and her Smarties,

I think she thought I was stronger

Then the whiskey she’d drink at parties,

“You taste like cherry candy” She'd say

And kiss me even harder,

I think I made her tongue red

Cause’ she hung on a little longer,

I gave her a stomach ache,

Made her dizzy from my sweets,

Even when I was sour

Or made her cringe from my heat,

she loved me because I was sweet
And her folks had never let her trick or treat

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