Sugar Muffin from Serina Pech by Serina Pech
This song started actually as two lines of a poem and I guess it's about obsessing over someone as much as they might obsess over food. Getting lost in the presence of another and being consumed by how beautiful they are wanting something you might not be able to have but pursue with your decadent charms :).
Tracklist
| 3. | Sugar Muffin | 3:30 |
Lyrics
I wanna feel you close to me
The way your chest rises and falls
When you breathe yeah.
You got me baby
I wanna love you
I’m thinking of you
I wanna kiss you all over
Before it’s over
Ooh you got me baby
I want your sweet sweet lovin’
Oh it’s a crime
Come be my sugar muffin
My sweet apple pie
Then maybe just maybe you’ll be mine.
I’m gonna make you fall for me
You’re gonna hold me tight and squeeze me never leave me.
Ooh you got me baby
If you want peace of mind
I’ll be your Dalai Llama
You’re little love guru
To ease all your bad karma
Ooh you got me baby
I want your sweet sweet lovin’
Oh it’s a crime
Come be my sugar muffin
My sweet apple pie
Then maybe just maybe you’ll be mine.
Woah woah woah woah woah woah woah woah Woah woah
I wan’t you
I need you
Baby baby baby baby baby
Come to bed now
Come to bed now
Now
I want your sweet sweet lovin’
Oh it’s a crime
Come be my sugar muffin
My sweet apple pie
Then maybe just maybe you’ll be mine.
Credits
Produced by Michael Hohnen and James Mangohig
Serina Pech - Vox, Uke, Acoustic Guitar, extra keyboards and sounds
Ben Edgar - Acoustic, Nylon and Electric Guitars, Banjo and some recordings
Steve Hadley - Bass
Steve Teakle - Piano and Accordian
Tony Floyd - Drums
Bree Van Reyk - Percussion
Veronique Serret - Violin
Recorded by Robin Mai at Woodstock Studios
Mixed by Matthew Neighbour
Mastered by Fred Kevorkian
License
All rights reserved.
Growing up influenced by the isolated nature of rural NT town Katherine, Serina Pech equipped with her endearing and quirky personality captivates audiences by breaking the barrier between musician and listener with her raw and honest lyrics. Speaking in metaphors and drawing on everyday human interactions, her ability to relate to her audiences makes her performances more intimate and memorable.