Sue Sue Sussie

Eddie Meduza · Radio Ronka nr 2

I know a girl in my town

The prettiest little flower I've found

But I have never told her how I feel

They tell me she's gone steady

But I don't get so ready

To pick a bunch of little flowers

And go and tell her that I love her



Sue, Sue, Sue, Sue, Sue, Sue, Sussie open up your door

Sue, Sue, Sue, Sue, Sue, Sue, Sussie

don't you think I know what you're longing for

Sue, Sue, Sue, Sue, Sue, Sue, Sussie don't you know that I really care

And if you wanna have these flowers I've picked

Maybe you will have me tomorrow, and then I'll be there



Yes, I will pick her flowers

And then I'll talk to her for hours

And wisper words of loving in her ear

I will fulfil her wishes

I'll buy her favourite dishes

I won't take no for an answer

Because I really wanna have her



Sue, Sue, Sue, Sue, Sue, Sue, Sussie open up your door

Sue, Sue, Sue, Sue, Sue, Sue, Sussie

don't you think I know what you're longing for

Sue, Sue, Sue, Sue, Sue, Sue, Sussie don't you know that I really care

And if you wanna have these flowers I've picked

Maybe you will have me tomorrow, and then I'll be there



Well, I'll never give up on a girl that's caught my aching heart

If you want it I'll give you the world

So, Sussie, don't you try to be smart



(Solo)



Sue, Sue, Sue, Sue, Sue, Sue, Sussie open up your door

Sue, Sue, Sue, Sue, Sue, Sue,

Sussie don't you think I know what you're longing for

Sue, Sue, Sue, Sue, Sue, Sue, Sussie don't you know that I really care

And if you wanna have these flowers I've picked

Maybe you will have me tomorrow, and then I'll be there

Sue Sue Sussie

Eddie Meduza's 'Sue Sue Sussie' stands as a quintessential example of his signature style, blending upbeat pop-rock with a distinct Swedish charm. Released on the album 'Radio Ronka nr 2', the track exemplifies the energetic, danceable rhythms that defined his career in the 1990s. Meduza, known for hits like 'Red Haired Lisa' and 'Timber', crafted this recording with a catchy melody and infectious energy that captured the spirit of the era. The song remains a staple of his discography, showcasing his ability to create memorable pop anthems that resonated with audiences across Europe. Its enduring appeal highlights Meduza's contribution to the genre of pop-rock during the late twentieth century.