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California Breed - Sweet Te
California Breed - Sweet Tea


California Breed - Sweet Tea Lyrics and Youtube Music Videos

Album: California Breed
Released: 2014

Sweet Tea Lyrics


My mug of little Sweet Tea
Covered in kerosene
Bumming with the remedy
Shake the bones inside of me

Oh my mug of little sweet tea
Take me to your cherry tree
Maybe take a run free
Shake the bones inside of me

It may be wrong
Tell me what it means
You play along
Tell me what it means

My little sweet tea
Oh yeah

Oh my mug of little sweet tea
The time has come to be queen
Roaming with the seven seas
Can you shake the bones inside of me

It may be wrong
Tell me what it means
You play along
Tell me what it means
It may be wrong
Tell me what it means
You play along
Tell me what it means

My little sweet tea
Oh yeah

It may be wrong
Tell me what it means
You play along
Tell me what it means
It may be wrong
Tell me what it means
You play along
Tell me what it means

Oh
Oh my little sweet tea

Oh momma, I got the sweet tea
Oh, oh, oh

Writer/s: Hughes, Glenn William / Bonham, Jason / Watt, Andrew
Publisher: Kobalt Music Publishing Ltd.
Lyrics licensed and provided by LyricFind

Sweet Tea
  • California Breed was formed in 2013 by vocalist Glenn Hughes, drummer Jason Bonham (both having recently been part of Black Country Communion), and guitarist Andrew Watt. The group recorded its eponymous debut album throughout late 2013 and this is the debut single from the project.
  • Glenn Hughes told Classic Rock magazine about the song : "It's the first song that I wrote for this band and it's got some real swagger. I wrote the melodies and titles for 'Sweet Tea,' 'Strong' and 'Breathe' in two days. We write separately but finish things off together."

    "I'm very proud of Sweet Tea," Hughes continued. "It's very groove orientated and kind of Aerosmith-y. [Starts singing down the phone: 'Mama's little sweet tea']. I'm not a dirty old man but I do like writing adolescent music and I'd like to think we can get a younger fan-base here, without losing our hardcore followers."