| Song | Sugar Man |
| Artist | Kris Kristofferson |
| Album | Live at the Philharmonic |
| Download | Image LRC TXT |
| There are shadows on the sidewalks | |
| Of the city streets at night, | |
| And the alleyways and ugly things | |
| Are hidden from the light. | |
| And somewhere, son, my baby's | |
| Gonna sell her soul again, | |
| For a custom tailored lady-killer | |
| They call sugar man. | |
| I searched the backstreet barrooms, | |
| And every cheap hotel, | |
| Asking for my baby; they all knew her well. | |
| Well, they said, "she's out there working | |
| For the wages of her sin, | |
| And if you want to find your baby, baby, | |
| Look for sugar man." | |
| Well, tonight i found her | |
| On the sorry side of town | |
| Lying cold upon the bed | |
| Where she had laid her body down. | |
| I picked up the needle that had fallen from her hand | |
| And stuck it through the money she had made for sugar man. | |
| There are shadows on the sidewalks | |
| Of the city streets at night | |
| And the alleyways and ugly things | |
| Are hidden from the light. | |
| But the sun's gonna shine tomorrow | |
| On some dirty gargage cans, | |
| And a custom tailored lady-killer | |
| They called sugar man. |
| There are shadows on the sidewalks | |
| Of the city streets at night, | |
| And the alleyways and ugly things | |
| Are hidden from the light. | |
| And somewhere, son, my baby' s | |
| Gonna sell her soul again, | |
| For a custom tailored ladykiller | |
| They call sugar man. | |
| I searched the backstreet barrooms, | |
| And every cheap hotel, | |
| Asking for my baby they all knew her well. | |
| Well, they said, " she' s out there working | |
| For the wages of her sin, | |
| And if you want to find your baby, baby, | |
| Look for sugar man." | |
| Well, tonight i found her | |
| On the sorry side of town | |
| Lying cold upon the bed | |
| Where she had laid her body down. | |
| I picked up the needle that had fallen from her hand | |
| And stuck it through the money she had made for sugar man. | |
| There are shadows on the sidewalks | |
| Of the city streets at night | |
| And the alleyways and ugly things | |
| Are hidden from the light. | |
| But the sun' s gonna shine tomorrow | |
| On some dirty gargage cans, | |
| And a custom tailored ladykiller | |
| They called sugar man. |
| There are shadows on the sidewalks | |
| Of the city streets at night, | |
| And the alleyways and ugly things | |
| Are hidden from the light. | |
| And somewhere, son, my baby' s | |
| Gonna sell her soul again, | |
| For a custom tailored ladykiller | |
| They call sugar man. | |
| I searched the backstreet barrooms, | |
| And every cheap hotel, | |
| Asking for my baby they all knew her well. | |
| Well, they said, " she' s out there working | |
| For the wages of her sin, | |
| And if you want to find your baby, baby, | |
| Look for sugar man." | |
| Well, tonight i found her | |
| On the sorry side of town | |
| Lying cold upon the bed | |
| Where she had laid her body down. | |
| I picked up the needle that had fallen from her hand | |
| And stuck it through the money she had made for sugar man. | |
| There are shadows on the sidewalks | |
| Of the city streets at night | |
| And the alleyways and ugly things | |
| Are hidden from the light. | |
| But the sun' s gonna shine tomorrow | |
| On some dirty gargage cans, | |
| And a custom tailored ladykiller | |
| They called sugar man. |