no more music
no more money
no more love
no more funny
no more music
no more fears
no more fussing
no more tears
no more music
I can't hear
tells me when
I held you dear
no more music
in my heart
cause you say
we must part
no more music
your love was bitter sweet
like a chocolate habit
I just couldn't beat..
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Reviews of "Bitter Sweet Chocolate!"
Reviewed by Jerry Andrews (Reader)
Reviewed on September 2, 2003
I've had loves I could quit easier than the habit of loving chocolate- the expensive Belgium kind. I like your whimsy. Thanks for the review of Nevermore. Try Long Gone Love, Willow, Old Souls and Journey-they're my best. I'll be reading you, Jeanette. Jerry
Reviewed by Gaye Dale (Reader)
Reviewed on August 11, 2003
Ive heard it said that 97% of people love chocolate and 3% of people tell lies!
Oh Jeanette,
"no more music
in my heart
cause you say
we must part
no more music
your love was bitter sweet
like a chocolate habit
I just couldn't beat.. "
Tears of this bittersweet
beautiful
write
just georgeous.
Peggy
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Amor
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Interesting art Jeanette...It's melting
chocolate?
"no more music
in my heart
cause you say
we must part
no more music
your love was bitter sweet
like a chocolate habit
I just couldn't beat.. "
Tears of this bittersweet
beautiful
write
just georgeous.
Peggy