In 1966 18 year old French pop star France Gall sung a song written by her songwriter, Serge Gainsbourg, which
contained double-meanings and strong sexual innuendos. Apparently, she was naive to the double meanings of the
song and later understood that she had been taken advantage of. Gainsbourg had written numerous hits for her, but
once she understood how she had been manipulated by him, his songs were expunged from her repertoire.
Regardless, 40 years later, the song is still catchy and the video is oddly amusing.

The translated lyrics:

“Annie likes suckers
The anise flavored suckers
The anise flavored suckers
Of Annie
Give her kisses
A aniseed taste
While the creamy sugar
Flavored with anise
Sinks in Annie’s throat,
She’s in heaven.

For a few pennies, Annie
Has her Anise suckers
They are the color of her big eyes,
The color of happy days

Annie likes suckers
The anise flavored suckers
The anise flavored suckers
Of Annie
Give her kisses
A aniseed taste
When on her tongue,
All but the little stick is done,
She runs as fast as she can
Back to the drugstore.”