Goodbye My Chocolate
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Goodbye My Chocolate
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I'm looking for my heart
I stand in the desert alone
I'm looking for my heart
I'm looking for my heart
I'm looking for my heart
Sweet temptation's melted away
Goodbye my chocolate
You are too late
The only one I loved was you
The only one I loved was you
The only one I loved was you
When I overeat
I can not think of myself
When I overeat
When I overeat
I listen to my heart
How can I cross the desert?
Goodbye my chocolate
You are too late
Dance, in the rain
The loneliness will fade away
Dance, in the rain
The loneliness will fade away
The loneliness will fade away
The loneliness will fade away
The loneliness will fade away
The only one I loved was you
The only one I loved was you
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Curly Giraffe performs "Goodbye My Chocolate", and this lyric page sits inside the Curly Giraffe catalog on LyroVerse.
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