Chocolate Rain lyrics by Tay Zonday

Hey i made a version called Chocolate "Shane" cuz of this one kid from my school.

Chocolate "Shane"
(Remake of "Chocolate Rain")

Chocolate Shane
Some stay dry and others feel the Shame
Chocolate Shane
A baby born will die before the Shane

Chocolate Shane
The school books say Shane can't be here again
Chocolate Shane
The prisons make you wonder where He went

Chocolate Shane
Build a tent and say the shame is dry
Chocolate Shane
Zoom the camera out and see the Shame

Chocolate Shane
Forecast to be Shaming yesterday
Chocolate Shane
Only in the past is what they Shame

Chocolate Shane
Raised your neighborhood insurance Shames
Chocolate Shane
Makes us happy 'livin in a Shame

Chocolate Shane
Made me cross the Shame the other day
Chocolate Shane
Made you turn your Shame the other way

(Chorus)
Chocolate Shane
History quickly crashing through your Shame
Chocolate Shame
Using Shane to fall back down again
[Repeat]

Chocolate Shane
Seldom mentioned on the Shanio
Chocolate Shane
It's the fear your Shame calls control

Chocolate Shane
Worse than swearing worse than calling Shane
Chocolate Shane
Say it publicly and you're inShane

Chocolate Shane
No one wants to hear about the Shame
Chocolate Shane
Wish real hard Shame goes away somehow

Chocolate Shane
Makes the best of Shane begin to fight
Chocolate Shane
But did they know their Shame in the light?

Chocolate Shane
Every Shamuary washed away
Chocolate Shane
Stays behind as colors Shanibrate

Chocolate Shane
The Shame crime has a higher price to pay
Chocolate Shane
The judge and jury Shane it's not the face

(Chorus)

Chocolate Shane
Dirty secrets of eShanomy
Chocolate Shane
Turns that body into ShamGP

Chocolate Shane
The bell curve Shames the baby's DNA
Chocolate Shane
But test scores are how much the parents shame

Chocolate Shane
Shamin' cars in France the other night
Chocolate Shane
Cleans the sewers out beneath Shambai

Chocolate Shane
'Cross the Shame and back it's all the same
Chocolate Shane
Angels cry and Shame their heads in Shane

Chocolate Shane
Lifts the Shame of paradise in sin
Chocolate Shane
Which part do you think Shane's 'livin in?

Chocolate Shane
More than Shamin' more than passing law
Chocolate Shane
Remake how Shane got to where He Is

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the song is about racism, like the line
"Build a tent and say the world is dry
Chocolate Rain
Zoom the camera out and see the lie" is how people pretend racism doesnt exist. sometimes they even ignore it when its right in front of their faces because thats eisier that doing something about it, like it the line "Made me cross the street the other day
Chocolate Rain
Made you turn your head the other way"

"The school books say it can't be here again
Chocolate Rain
The prisons make you wonder where it went
The same crime has a higher price to pay
chocolate Rain
The judge and jury swear it's not the face"
is about how their is racism in the justice system, whether its racial profiling or puting blacks in jail for crimes caucasians might get away with.
"Some stay dry and others feel the pain" references how some races endure lots of prejudice and others not as much. hes basiclay saying that if you dont try to stop rasism, if you are only a bystander then you are part of the problem, not part of the solution.

This song is all about how global warming is getting worse and that if we don't do something, we're all going to burn...I think this song makes a very strong point and is very good, at the same time...Tay Zonday is really good, I love them...

The lyrics have some truth to them quite a bit actually. Even though slavery was stopped about 140 years ago racism still persists. However, I think it persists for different reasons other then the suppression by the "The Man" up top. I think, just my lil opinion, that with popular culture todays youth are I guess "comfortable" into slipping into their stereotypical roles. They point to certain structures in society as is predetermined by society and blame them, for example politicians lie, lawyers screw you etc. its whats expected. But when this is done its not really fighting racism rather it actually devalues it because your acts have no meaning. You are no longer the shepherd but a sheep. In the past the actions of African Americans echoed that it was the time for a change, time for them to be treated as equals. The decision was black and white, no pun intended. So with todays youth although they would want to equalize whatever socioeconomic factors might influence them they are approaching this from a ancient method still focusing on differences when they should be focusing on similarities. ...:-) cheers thats my opinion

it's obviously about pollution.

or candy. i'm not sure.