Poetry by Keith HipHarp1
Chocholate Mocha Cafe
She was standing in the corner of the beach bar yesterday
and the tropical wind was blowing her hair astray
and her deep blue eyes could make me dance and say
welcome my love to the Chocolate Mocha Cafe
wearing a two piece bright orange with a cistern glow
but I couldn't see a tan line almost nothing could show
for everything she had you could visualize
I swear I thought honey was dripping from her thighs
well the sun was hot on this paradise day
and the bar was really rocking down in San Jose
but a fresh salt air almost brought me too my knees
when she looked at me and knocked me off of my feet
that blue eyed girl had her eyes on me
and from then on everything was a blurred memory
cause when she spoke with her southern little drawl
I knew I was in love with this pretty little doll
well my lights went out and I really didn't know
she was bending over me giving mouth to mouth real slow
and All the Angels sang hallelujah crystal clear
from this blue eyed nurse with ruby lips so near
and she smiled at me when I came too
I played like a opposum what else could I do
we laughed and danced in the lazy afternoon
it was all kind of sudden this romantic interlude
I fell for the girl like a postage stamp
her lips were soft and warm and damp
when I kissed her back she didn't want it to end
I knew at last I had found paradise within
It didn't take long for her to figure it out
I was in love with this honey there wasn't any doubt
and her deep blue eyes could make me dance and say
welcome my love to the Chocolate Mocha Cafe
so we set and watched a never ending sun
melt into the ocean we were having such fun
and we danced all night till the break of dawn
I ran home and had to write down this song
come on over my love to paradise
where dreams are made with Pina Coladas on ice
this memory will last of that hot summer day
welcome my love to the Chocolate Mocha Cafe
this memory will last of that hot summer day
welcome my love to the Chocolate Mocha Cafe
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