Candy Store
Keith Sweat · Til The Morning [2011]
Can I take you back, I take you back girl
To the candy store, oh yeah
Can I take you back, I take you back
Can I take you back, I take you back girl
To the candy store, candy store
I took a trip to where we used to live
, a girl, that name and asking
, as the door, had a sign that said she don't live here no more
Went to the neighbors asked because,
You're the only one for me
Love's the only thing in life that will free
Now all I have left is just a memory
I remember when you were young,
Back in the days ,
And the only thing that's better than life
Was the candy store, down on the corner
All the kids in the neighborhood,
Would get money from the parents if they were good
And we were good, we would all gather around the candy store
Down on the corner
That's when I first saw you girl, yeah, yeah, yeah
Looking so sweet, I said, how do you do, at the candy store
Down on the corner
You were my girlfriend, I was your boyfriend,
I met you, at the candy store
I remember when you were young,
Back in the days ,
And the only thing that's better than life
Was the candy store, down on the corner
All the kids in the neighborhood,
Would get money from the parents if they were good
And we were good, we would all gather around the candy store
Down on the corner
, in the back, moved top,the games,
Holler at the Shawty, , bottoms with tops
, to the back, have a girlfriend, carved her name on a tree
Now all I have left is just a memory
Miss Mary Mac, Mac, Mac, all dressed in black
With silver buttons, buttons, buttons, all down her back
She asked her mother, mother, mother for 15 cents
To see the elephants, elephants, elephants,
Jump over the fence, fence, fence
I remember when you were young,
Back in the days ,
And the only thing that's better than life
Was the candy store, down on the corner
All the kids in the neighborhood,
Would get money from the parents if they were good
And we were good, we would all gather around the candy store
Down on the corner.
Candy Store
Keith Sweat remains a defining figure in contemporary R&B, known for blending smooth vocals with soulful melodies. His 2011 album, Til The Morning, continues his legacy of crafting intimate, romantic soundscapes that resonate with fans of the genre. Candy Store serves as a standout track within this collection, showcasing Sweat's ability to maintain relevance through polished production and emotive delivery. The song reflects the artist's enduring commitment to the slow-jam aesthetic that has characterized his career for decades. By exploring themes of affection and desire, Sweat delivers a recording that fits seamlessly into his extensive discography while offering a fresh perspective on his signature style. This work stands as a testament to his sustained influence in the music industry.

