Sugar Mama (take 1) Fleetwood Mac

"Sugar Mama (Take 1)" by Fleetwood Mac, released in 1974, is a #Rock track that explores themes of longing and dependence in relationships. The lyrics convey a playful yet yearning tone, highlighting a desire for support and affection. Musically, it features a blend of bluesy guitar riffs and harmonized vocals, showcasing the band's signature sound. The song reflects the emotional complexity of love and dependency, characteristic of Fleetwood Mac's storytelling. While not a major hit, it adds to the band's rich discography, illustrating their evolving style during the 70s.

Written by C. Burnett

Now then tell me sugar mama
Now where in the world did you get your sugar from?
Now then tell me sugar mama
Now where in the world did you get your sugar from?
Was it back in Philadelphia woman?
Back from the place where you come from

You know they're braggin' about your sugar
Yes I said they're braggin' about it all over town
Yes I said they're braggin' about your sugar
Whoa I said they're braggin' about it all over town
Everyplace I go
Sugar Mama, sure can here your name

I like my coffee sweet in the morning baby
Yes you know I'm crazy about my tea at night
Yes I said I like my coffee sweet in the morning
Baby you know I'm just crazy about my tea at night
Don't get my sugar three times a day
Baby you know you and me just can't get along right

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