Milk Chocolate
Brasko Lyrics

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they wana rip us away
try to run us out of town
but we won't let that get us down
way the way that you sway
i gotta taste of carmel brown
don't wana wait i wancha now

you can touch yourself about it

and i can ask myself about it
if the lines worth crossing baby
and i think that it is

hot faucet milk chocolate (whatever you need)
when you want it i'm on it (down on my knees)
girl you make me wana melt
when you're movin by yourself
if you maybe want some help
got that
hot faucet milk chocolate

lips aubergine lips
pressed on mine that hershey kiss
down in my soul i'm deep in this

you can touch yourself about it
and i can ask myself about it

if the lines worth crossing baby
and i think that it is

Overall Meaning

The lyrics of Brasko's song "Milk Chocolate" tell a story of resilience and self-assuredness in the face of adversity. The lines "they wanna rip us away, try to run us out of town," suggest that the singer is facing opposition and perhaps even discrimination from an external force. However, instead of feeling defeated, he stays positive, saying "but we won't let that get us down." He then turns his attention to other matters, namely, the lure of a romantic partner who he describes as "the way that you [she] sway" and having "a taste of carmel brown." The repetition of "hot faucet milk chocolate" throughout the song creates a sensual, almost mouth-watering image of this woman's skin and the physical desire he feels for her.

The lines "you can touch yourself about it, and I can ask myself about it if the line's worth crossing, baby, and I think that it is," suggest that the singer and the woman he is singing about may have some sort of barrier between them. This could be a societal or physical barrier or the result of their own preconceived notions or emotional baggage. However, despite this, he still thinks it's worth it to cross that line and pursue a relationship with her. The final lines of the song describe their physical connection, comparing the woman's lips to an "aubergine" (deep purple) Hershey's kiss, and saying that he is "deep in this," suggesting he is emotionally invested in their relationship as well.

Line by Line Meaning

they wana rip us away
Others want to tear us apart

try to run us out of town
They aim to drive us away

but we won't let that get us down
We won't give in to their negative influence

way the way that you sway
The manner you sway or dance

i gotta taste of carmel brown
I had a sampling of the Carabao bark saps

don't wana wait i wancha now
I don't desire to delay; I want you now

you can touch yourself about it
You can ponder, ruminate

and i can ask myself about it
While I can question myself too

if the lines worth crossing baby
If it's worth taking the risk, darling

and i think that it is
I consider it to be so

hot faucet milk chocolate (whatever you need)
I'll give you what you crave, hot, and smooth like chocolate