| I’ve got your picture, and I’m going to put it in a frame
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| I’ve got your picture, I’ll put it in a frame, Shuckin' Sugar
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| And then if you leave town, we can find you just the same
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| Now if you don’t love me, please don’t dog me around
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| If you don’t love me, please don’t dog me around, Shuckin' Sugar
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| Like you dog me around, I’ll know you’ll put me down
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| I know my baby, thinks she wanting all of me
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| I know my baby, thinks she wanting all of me, Shuckin' Sugar
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| Everytime she smiles, she shines a light on me
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| Oh big fair brown, something’s goin' on wrong
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| Oh big fair brown is, something’s goin' on wrong, Shuckin' Sugar
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| Its this woman I love, she’s gone from here and gone
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| Ah, listen fair brown, don’t you wanna go
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| Ah, listen fair brown, don’t you wanna go, Shuckin' Sugar
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| Well, you take it 'cross the water, where a brown-skinned man can’t go
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| All them worries here, worries everywhere
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| I have worries here, worries everywhere, Shuckin' Sugar
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| Man, I just started home and I might be worried there
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| Well, I’m of tired of marriage, and I’m tired of this settlin' down
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| I said I’m tired of this marriage, tired of this settlin' down, Shuckin' Sugar
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| I only wanna be like I am in a different kind of town |