In 2000 DJ Titusz, a well-known Hungarian DJ and icon, and Tóth Szabolcs, s… Read Full Bio ↴In 2000 DJ Titusz, a well-known Hungarian DJ and icon, and Tóth Szabolcs, sitar player, created Carbonfools. They were then joined by Zsüli (percussion) Zsazsa (bass) Kelo (drums) and Dado (guitar). Between 2000 and 2004 they played at several festivals and parties, culminating with the release of their first album Poisoned Gulash. This album is a fusion of rock, blues, reggae, dub, disco, folk, ethno and darkwave. The album was made without Szabolcs, who went to India to perfect his sitar skills. In addition to their own projects, the band made many remixes for other acclaimed Hungarian underground bands. The English Mint Soure record label published three singles, which were very much welcomed by many English DJs. In 2006 Balázs Fehér joined as the lead singer of the band. Prior to that, they mostly made instrumental tunes or occasional collaboration with different singers from other bands. From 2006, Balázs writes the lyrics and melodies for the band with some help from Titusz. 2008 saw the release of their newest album, Carbonheart, came to the spotlight. Its style is a bit different from the former ones, as electro, ska, rock and pop are the most dominant flavours on it. As popular Hungarian radio stations started to play their songs, many of them from the album enjoyed great popularity, like Furilla, The Line and Cash. At the beginning of 2009 the guitarist, David Vigh decided to leave the band. Carbonfools presented their new guitarist in February 2009: István Fekete -Steve-, one of the youngest Hungarian rock phenomenons.

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Chocolete Factory
The Carbonfools Lyrics

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You would die for working in my factory
You would give your right arm to be here
I'm cooking treats, well, I produce confectionery
I'm selling these to you to make my cash
In my factory (yeah)
Things are sweet
Chocolate factory
Life's so sweet

Milky sour white plaff
Naughty crispy drog checks
Shuffle-truffle cake cups
Cacao and no fudge puffs
Trendy chilli candy
Shake my jelly belly
Orange sexy suckers
Show breakers time stoppers
Honey filled with biscuits
Sugar-seasoned sleeve sticks
Cacao on bonbons
Cotton candy sweet tops
Sugar plumbed in ice cream
Cherry season I've been
Chocolate chocolate candy
All my sweets are fancy

I guess you came to see my chocolate factory (yes!)
And you would like to stay a little bit more (yes!)
I work hard night and day here in my factory (yeah!)
So my chocolates ain't so sweet and bring here more

I used to eat so much that I lost my appetite
Tried so many kinds ‘cause life is short
I overdosed myself I had to realize
That my chocolate tastes so sweet for me no more
In my factory, yeah
Things are sweet
Chocolate factory
Life's so sweet

I guess you came to see my chocolate factory (yes!)
And you would like to stay a little bit more (yes!)

I work hard night and day here in my factory (yeah!)
So my chocolates ain't so sweet for me any more

Overall Meaning

In The Carbonfools's song, "Chocolete Factory," the singer talks about their chocolate factory and the various treats they produce for their customers. The lyrics suggest that people would do anything to work there and that the factory is a place of sweetness and indulgence. However, the singer hints that they themselves have lost their love for chocolate after overindulging for too long.

The song opens with the singer claiming that people would "die for working in [their] factory" and that they are "cooking treats" and "producing confectionery." They mention a variety of treats being produced in the factory, including "Milky sour white plaff," "Cacao and no fudge puffs," "Trendy chilli candy," and "Sugar plumbed in ice cream." The singer makes it clear that their aim is to make money by selling these treats to customers. However, the chorus reveals that they have lost their love for chocolate after overdosing on it, saying that their chocolates "ain't so sweet for me no more."

Throughout the song, the singer juxtaposes the idea of the factory being a desirable workplace with their own disillusionment with chocolate. The chorus repeats the line, "I guess you came to see my chocolate factory / And you would like to stay a little bit more / I work hard night and day here in my factory / So my chocolates ain't so sweet for me any more." The singer acknowledges that while others may see the factory as a place of joy and indulgence, they have grown tired of the very thing they produce.

Overall, "Chocolete Factory" is a commentary on the consequences of overindulgence and the disillusionment that can come from creating something solely for profit. Despite the sweetness and joy associated with the chocolate factory, the singer shows that their experience with it has been much more complex and multi-layered.

Line by Line Meaning

You would die for working in my factory
The singer's chocolate factory is so desirable that people would be willing to sacrifice their lives to work there.

You would give your right arm to be here
People would be willing to make great sacrifices to have the opportunity to work in the singer's chocolate factory.

I'm cooking treats, well, I produce confectionery
The singer is proud of the confections they produce in their chocolate factory.

I'm selling these to you to make my cash
The artist is in business to make a profit by selling their confections.

In my factory (yeah)
The artist is emphasizing that they are referring to their own chocolate factory.

Things are sweet
The singer is enjoying their success in the chocolate industry.

Chocolate factory
The singer is referring to their own factory that produces confections made from chocolate.

Life's so sweet
The artist is enjoying their life and finds it to be wonderful and pleasurable.

Milky sour white plaff
The artist is listing different types of confectionery they produce in their chocolate factory.

Naughty crispy drog checks
The artist is listing different types of confectionery they produce in their chocolate factory.

Shuffle-truffle cake cups
The singer is listing different types of confectionery they produce in their chocolate factory.

Cacao and no fudge puffs
The artist is listing different types of confectionery they produce in their chocolate factory.

Trendy chilli candy
The singer is listing different types of confectionery they produce in their chocolate factory.

Shake my jelly belly
The singer is listing different types of confectionery they produce in their chocolate factory.

Orange sexy suckers
The singer is listing different types of confectionery they produce in their chocolate factory.

Show breakers time stoppers
The artist is listing different types of confectionery they produce in their chocolate factory.

Honey filled with biscuits
The artist is listing different types of confectionery they produce in their chocolate factory.

Sugar-seasoned sleeve sticks
The singer is listing different types of confectionery they produce in their chocolate factory.

Cacao on bonbons
The singer is listing different types of confectionery they produce in their chocolate factory.

Cotton candy sweet tops
The artist is listing different types of confectionery they produce in their chocolate factory.

Sugar plumbed in ice cream
The artist is listing different types of confectionery they produce in their chocolate factory.

Cherry season I've been
The artist is referencing the use of cherries in their confections during cherry season.

Chocolate chocolate candy
The singer is emphasizing that their confections are made primarily from chocolate.

All my sweets are fancy
The artist believes that their confections are elegant and sophisticated.

I guess you came to see my chocolate factory (yes!)
The singer believes that people are interested in visiting their factory.

And you would like to stay a little bit more (yes!)
The singer believes that people are interested in spending more time in their factory.

I work hard night and day here in my factory (yeah!)
The singer emphasizes their hard work to produce high-quality confections in their factory.

So my chocolates ain't so sweet and bring here more
The artist has tasted their confections so often that they no longer find them as enjoyable as they once did and is inviting people to try and enjoy them more.

I used to eat so much that I lost my appetite
The artist used to eat so much of their own confections that they became sick of them and lost their desire to eat them.

Tried so many kinds 'cause life is short
The singer has experimented with many different types of confections because they believe that life is too brief to miss out on trying new things.

I overdosed myself, I had to realize
The singer ate too many of their own confections and had to stop because it was making them ill.

That my chocolate tastes so sweet for me no more
The artist has become tired of their own confections and no longer finds them as enjoyable as they once did.

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