No Chump Love Sucker

Red Hot Chili Peppers · The Uplift Mofo Party Plan [1987]

She's a witch

A bat

A bonafide bore

What's more - she snores

And that is a fact

Cow eyes lie

Yes it's time to resist

How did I ever

Get into this

How could I ever

Have kissed that bitch

So what if she's

Got big tits



She's the kinda girl

Who changes her mind really quick

She's the kinda girl who

Won't just let things sit



She came like a cat

Like a cat to cat nip

She came in my lap

With her womanly hips

When I first met her

I came unglued

I played the part of

A blueblooded fool

I'm through with your sewage

I'm through with your trash

I always knew that I'd

Get the last laugh



She's the kinda girl

Who changes her mind really quick

She's the kinda girl who

Won't just let things sit



Like two trains on one track

Bound for a crash

Two red white and blues we were

Destined to clash

I can't fix the future

I can't change the past

Like fly by night news

We were not meant to last

I'm through with your bluefish

I'm through with your gash

I'm through being screwed with by

You and your wack attack



Jump back for chump love

You won't be back for cover

But no no no no

I'm no chump love sucker



No chump love sucker

No chump love sucker

No chump love sucker

No chump love sucker



No chump love sucker



I thought that your love

Was a matter of fact

But I lost my pride

When I realized that

The smack in my bag

And my baseball bat

Was all you were after

You dirty rat

She's a bitch and a brat

And a living disaster

She thought she was fast

But I was faster



No chump love sucker

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No Chump Love Sucker

Released on The Uplift Mofo Party Plan in 1987, "No Chump Love Sucker" stands as a quintessential example of the Red Hot Chili Peppers' early fusion of funk, rock, and psychedelic influences. The track features the band's signature interplay between Anthony Kiedis's melodic vocals and Flea's driving basslines, establishing a rhythmic foundation that would define their sound for decades. As a staple of their mid-1980s discography, the song captures the raw energy and improvisational spirit characteristic of their formative years, predating the polished production of later albums like Blood Sugar Sex Magik. It remains a significant piece in their catalog, reflecting the band's ability to blend complex musical structures with an infectious groove that resonated deeply with audiences during the late 1980s.