(Fmaj7)Once up on a (Bbmaj7)choc ’late time a (Fmaj7)long, long choc ’late (F#)time a go, the (Gm7)Gold en Age of (C9sus4)Choc ’late be (Dm7)gan.
I know ’cause I was there.
(Fmaj7)When it comes to (Bbmaj9)choc ’late, he’s a (Fmaj7)man y fla vored (D)man, you know, ’cause (Bbm6)that’s the age of choc ’late he (Eb9)ran with oh such style and (D7)flair!
And the (Bbmaj7)Gold en Age of (C)Choc ’late has (Am7)last ed all these (D)years, the (Gm(maj7))Gold en stage of (C9)Choc ’late that (F)ev ’ry (Gm7)child re (Dm7)veres.
But (B)soon I’ll be re (E7)tir ing to make (A)way for some one (D9sus4)new, (D9)some (G13)bright spark (B)I’ll be (G7)hir ing, but (C7sus4)who?
But (C7sus4)who?
But (C)who?
But (C7sus4)who?
What (A7sus4)ev er your o pin ion is a (Dm)bout me, (Dm7)the (G9)choc ’late world can not sur vive with (C#7)out (C#)me.
There’d be no more (Gm7)choc ’late rip ples or (C9sus4)choc ’late (C9)tip ples, (F6)choc ’late (Gm7)ruf fles or (F6)choc ’late (Dm7)truf fles, (Gm7)choc ’late kiss es for (C9sus4)sweet young (C9)miss es, (F6)soft and (Gm7)cream y, com (F6)plete ly (Dm7)dream y, or (G)choc ’late (C7)i ces, ’cause (F9)choc ’late’s cris es will (Bbmaj7)grow and (Eb13)grow and (A)grow
(Db7)the (Gm7)day that I re (G9)tire, (C9)I (F6)know!
No, (Eb9)no, no, (D7sus4)no!
(Db7)No, (Gm7)Wil ly Won ka (G9)just (C9)can’t (F)go!
There’d be no (Ab)more (Gm7)choc ’late squig gles or (C9sus4)choc ’late (C9)gig gles, (F6)choc ’late (Gm7)whirl ies or (F6)choc ’late (Dm7)swirl ies, (Gm7)choc ’late twirl ies for (C9sus4)all you (C9)girl ies, (F6)choc ’late (Gm7)ba gels or (F6)choc ’late (Dm7)bu gles or (G)choc ’late (C7)bub bles, ’cause (F9)choc ’late’s trou bles will (Bbmaj7)grow and (Eb13)grow and (A)grow
(Db7)the (Gm7)day that he re (G9)tires, (C9)we (F6)know!
No, (Eb9)no, no, (D7sus4)no!
(Db7)No, (Gm7)Wil ly Won ka (G9)just (C9)can’t (F)go!
There’d be no (Ab)more (G9)just (C9)can’t (F)go!
’Cause the (Bbmaj7)Gold en Age of (C)Choc ’late has (Am7)last ed all these (D)years,
the (Gm(maj7))Gold en stage of (C9)Choc ’late that (F)ev ’ry (Gm7)child re (F9sus4)veres.
There’s a (Bbmaj9)Gold en (Bb6)Age of (C)Choc ’late his t’ry (Am7)we must (A)write some (D9sus4)how
(D9)for the (Gm)Gold (Gm(maj7))en (Gm7)Age of (G7sus4)Choc ’late to make (C9sus4)life sweet er (F)now!
This page shows “The Golden Age Of Chocolate” by Willy Wonka in our color-coded kid songbook view — every note is colored by pitch (red C, orange D, yellow E, green F, blue G, purple A, pink B) and the lyrics sit directly under each note, so children can sing along while they play. The song is in the key of Bb at 100 BPM, a comfortable easy-level arrangement perfect for first-time learners.