Mr. Mailman B.J. Thomas
"Mr. Mailman" by B.J. Thomas, released in 1972, is a pop song that expresses longing and anticipation for a letter from a loved one. The lyrics convey themes of love, hope, and the anxiety of waiting. Musically, it features a catchy melody and soulful vocals. The song captures the universal feeling of waiting for news and has resonated with listeners over the years. #Pop
Mailman, Mailman
Have you any mail today
I've been waiting for a letter
I've tried to reach her every way
She's way down in New Orleans
And Boston's so far away
Funny how we met in Georgia
It had to be my lucky day
Well I had her name and number
Written down in my little red book
But when my plane flew in back home
It wasn't there when I took a look
Oh no
I know I searched for it everywhere
I wonder what shape my mind was in
But all I know I got to see her again
So mailman, mailman
Won't you help me sleep tonight
Won't you bring me just one letter
And everything will be alright
And everything will be alright
Have you any mail today
I've been waiting for a letter
I've tried to reach her every way
She's way down in New Orleans
And Boston's so far away
Funny how we met in Georgia
It had to be my lucky day
Well I had her name and number
Written down in my little red book
But when my plane flew in back home
It wasn't there when I took a look
Oh no
I know I searched for it everywhere
I wonder what shape my mind was in
But all I know I got to see her again
So mailman, mailman
Won't you help me sleep tonight
Won't you bring me just one letter
And everything will be alright
And everything will be alright
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