Chocolate On My Tongue Kathy Mattea

"Chocolate On My Tongue" by Kathy Mattea, released in 1990, is a #Country song that explores themes of love, desire, and the sweetness of romantic moments. The lyrics use the metaphor of chocolate to convey indulgence and pleasure in relationships. Its melodic elements and heartfelt delivery resonate with listeners, highlighting the joys of love.

Sittin’ on the front porch, ice cream in my hand
Meltin’ in the sun, all that chocolate on my tongue
That’s a pretty good reason to live
Pretty good reason to live

Sittin’ in the bathtub, hi-fi playin’ low
Diggin’ that Al Green, well you must know what I mean
That’s a pretty good reason to live
Pretty good reason to live

If I die young, at least I got some chocolate on my tongue
If I die young, at least I got some chocolate on my tongue

Sittin’ in the front seat, good boy in my arms
Smilin’ in my eyes, and gettin’ me all hypnotized
That’s a pretty good reason to live
Prеtty good reason to live

If I die young, at lеast I got some chocolate on my tongue
If I die young, at least I got some chocolate on my tongue
If I die young, at least I got some chocolate on my tongue
If I die young, at least I got some chocolate on my tongue

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