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Cranberries ~ Chocolate Brown


But I try And I sight He didn't listen to you I feel that way Still I try And I sight He wouldn't understand me I feel that way But you're so young And you don't get me now I feel so guilty And you are chocolate brown Chocolate brown I can make Lot of love I will make it up to you Chocolate brown Still I learn And I learn There's so much to think about here So much to lose But it's just fine And you don't see it now Don't make me guilty Please don't chocolate brown Chocolate brown I can make lot of love I will make it up to you Chocolate brown Chocolate brown more free lyrics

But I try
And I sight
He didn't listen to you
I feel that way
Still I try
And I sight
He wouldn't understand me
I feel that way
But you're so young
And you don't get me now
I feel so guilty
And you are chocolate brown
Chocolate brown
I can make
Lot of love
I will make it up to you
Chocolate brown
Still I learn
And I learn
There's so much to think about here
So much to lose
But it's just fine
And you don't see it now
Don't make me guilty
Please don't chocolate brown
Chocolate brown
I can make
lot of love
I will make it up to you
Chocolate brown
Chocolate brown

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