Chocolate Song - Tori Amos

I don’t have to like the things you say sometimes

Then I don’t like the things I say

Now vowels and consonants our weaponry

We vowed to love eternally

And I hear your pain screaming

And I hear your pain in the silent evenings

We used to be happy

We used to make happy

On the stove

On our own

Satiny luscious chocolate

I don’t hate you, I don’t hate you

Satiny luscious chocolate

No, I need to be more like you

Satiny luscious chocolate

Within the tension of your opposites

Satiny luscious chocolate

Somehow the lingering sweetness

Satiny luscious chocolate

Without betraying your bitterness

Satiny luscious chocolate

I don’t hate you, I don’t hate you

Satiny luscious chocolate

I don’t have to like swinging from extremes

The lows so low, the highs so high

From throwing knives to dessert stirring

Our tight rope act just balancing

And I hear your pain screaming at me

Hear your pain screaming

We used, used to be

We used to make happy

We used to make, make happy

Satiny luscious chocolate

I don’t hate you, I don’t hate you

Satiny luscious chocolate

No, I need to be more like you

Satiny luscious chocolate

Within the tension of your opposites

Satiny luscious chocolate

Somehow the lingering sweetness

Satiny luscious chocolate

Without betraying your bitterness

Satiny luscious chocolate

I don’t hate you, I don’t hate you

Satiny luscious chocolate

I don’t hate you, I don’t hate you

Hear your pain screaming

We used to make happy

We used to make, make happy

In a cauldron on our stove

I feel fire, sweet water

We used to make, make happy

We used to make happy