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Anonymous Posted 10 years ago
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I feel nice, like sugar and spice.

1)I feel nice, like sugar and spice.
This sentence comes from "I feel good" sung by James Brown.
I can't get what this sentence means.
Can anyone please rephase it?
I think this "nice" means "kind"and "like sugar and spice" means "like a little girl".
  

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Anonymous I feel nice I feel good Anonymous like sugar and spice To rhyme with 'I feel nice'. Sugar and spice are nice/good/delicious condiments.

— Mister Micawber

  • Anonymous I feel nice I feel good Anonymous like sugar and spice To rhyme with 'I feel nice'.
  • Sugar and spice are nice/good/delicious condiments.
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AnonymousI feel nice
I feel good
Anonymouslike sugar and spice
To rhyme with 'I feel nice'. Sugar and spice are nice/good/delicious condiments.
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I think also as you suggest, maybe a reference to the traditional rhyme "What are little girls made of? Sugar and spice and all things nice.."
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