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Aeroplane
02:34
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She wants an Aero plane
To lift her off of the ground
Aero plane
To fly her over the clouds
Far away
Where nobody knows her name
So far away
They won’t recognize her face
Just a dream
To fly her out of this place
All the things
She wishes she could erase
Maybe there
She didn’t waste any time
Maybe there
She kept you and things are fine
Oh yeah
Oh yeah
Maybe some day
She’ll face her fears
For now all she want’s is an
Aero plane
To glide over the mountains
Again again
To take her from where she’s been
Come what may
She’ll be back again some day
She always says
She’ll come back again to stay
Oh yeah
Oh yeah
She tells you some day
She’s face her fears
For now all she want’s is an
Aero plane
To lift her off of the ground
Aero plane
To fly her over the clouds
Aero plane
That can take her far away
An Aero plane
That can take her far away
She wants an Aeroplane
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Chocolate
03:52
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Many times throughout my life
I’ve gotten down, wearing a frown
I’ve weathered all of the storms
Just like a strong boy does
No matter how strong I am
Oh I’m weak for chocolate
Cheesecake with raspberry jam
That’s fine by me, c’est la vie
But truffles with shaved coconut
Will give you the boogie in your butt
No matter how strong I am
Oh I’m weak for chocolate
Take all the pain of life away
If only for a day, or less
When asked if I’m gonna lose my mind
I just say that I’ll be fine
As long as I have mmm chocolate
Tangerine and whipping cream
It fits like a dream, you know what I mean
But chocolate covered strawberries
That’s where it’s at, oh yeah
No matter how strong I am
Oh I’m weak for chocolate
Take all the pain of life away
If only for a day, or less
When asked if I’m gonna lose my mind
I just say that I’ll be fine
As long as I have mmm chocolate
Instrumental on verse chords
No matter how strong I am
Ooh I’m weak for chocolate
For chocolate
For chocolate
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Ryan Bliven Denver, Colorado
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