Candy From A Stranger
Britney Spears · Other Songs - Britney Spears
Yeah...
Aay, shorty.
(Britney giggles)
You're so sweet
Britney:
Stranger, A stranger
Candy from a stranger
Excuse ma, but you're sick
sweeter than a Hershey Kiss
Come, be my desert in this
I put my spoon in your dip
Oooh!
We got one night only
Hope you brought some jolly ranchers for me
Then she told me;
Britney:
I don't even know you
But here, I got a snicker for you, here!
[Chorus:]
Britney:
What's in front of me?, I just can't believe
Oh, you're tempting me
Candy you're so sweet
It's been too long
Oh, it feels so wrong
Danger, Danger, candy from a stranger
You don't need to sugar coat it
I got it, and you know it
All of the pieces with it
(my mom tolld me to)
Candy from strangers
Candy from strangers
Candy from a stranger
Shorty, have a bite
I will fill your appetite
I know your mom said not to
But, I'll change your life after tonight
Bet you never tried it, and I guarantee you'll like it
And I know you can't resist, so don't fight it, don't tight it
Come give it to me
[Chorus]
[Bridge]
Britney:
A stranger
Laze:
Come get some
Britney:
A stranger
Laze:
Just like that
A stranger
Don't be scared, don't be scared
[Bridge x2]
Mama use to tell me
Don't take candy from a stranger
But girl, you look so sweet
You got me reaching with my fingers
She said don't take candy from a stranger,
candy from a stranger, candy from a stange, a stranger
[Chorus x2]
Candy From A Stranger
Released in 2001, "Candy From A Stranger" stands as a defining track in Britney Spears' early career, marking her transition from teen idol to a more mature pop artist. The song features a distinct synth-pop production that complements Spears' vocal delivery, which blends vulnerability with a newfound confidence. It was originally recorded for her debut album, *Oops!...I Did it Again*, though it often appears on compilations and greatest hits collections. The track became a staple of her live performances, showcasing her ability to connect with audiences through both her singing and choreography. As a key part of her discography from the early 2000s, the song reflects the era's pop sound while highlighting Spears' evolving artistic identity beyond her initial public image.