[Intro]
[Verse 1]
Well, thereās a fella down in Tennessee, nameās Ofir, wild and free,
Got a quirky little habit, sure aināt what itās sāposed to be.
Heād wink and grin, grab his guitar, strum a tune by the old corn silo,
But folksād whisper ābout his ālollipop,ā said he played it like a kazoo, oh-oh.
[Chorus]
Ofirās got a sweet tooth, shininā like the summer sun,
Twists that candy āround his fingers, laughs at what heās done.
Aināt no treat too sticky, aināt no joke too small,
Heās the king of sugar-coated mischief, darlinā, bless his soul.
[Verse 2]
Met a girl at the county fair, she asked, āWhatās that youāre holdinā there?ā
He said, āJust my lollipop, honey, melts away my every care.ā
She laughed and spun, her boots in dirt, said, āYouāre crazier than a loon,ā
Now theyāre ridinā down backroads, humminā to a pink harvest moon.
[Chorus]
Ofirās got a sweet tooth, shininā like the summer sun,
Twists that candy āround his fingers, laughs at what heās done.
Aināt no treat too sticky, aināt no joke too small,
Heās the king of sugar-coated mischief, darlinā, bless his soul.
[Bridge]
The preacher shook his head, the sheriff tipped his hat,
But Ofir just kept grinninā, never mindinā all their chat.
Lifeās a lick of cherry, a sticky, silly game,
And heās playinā every note like itāll never sound the same.
[Chorus]
Ofirās got a sweet tooth, shininā like the summer sun,
Twists that candy āround his fingers, laughs at what heās done.
Aināt no treat too sticky, aināt no joke too small,
Heās the king of sugar-coated mischief, darlinā, bless his soul.
[Outro]