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What Was in That Letter (Vocal Rehearsal) The 77s
"What Was in That Letter (Vocal Rehearsal)" by The 77s, released in 1987, is a #Rock track exploring themes of longing, communication, and the emotional weight of unspoken words. The raw vocal delivery enhances its intimacy, while the rehearsal format adds authenticity. Its introspective lyrics resonate with listeners, reflecting personal struggles and relationships.
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[Intro]
It's amazing
What words can do
Give your eyes a sparkle
Turn you inside-out
You washed in those words
You sewed them in the lining of your heart
And they slowly seeped into your blood
They ran the course of your body
[Verse 1]
Faster than any drug
Faster than lightning
They ran to your feet
Your steps were solid, and they ran on to your hands
Your fingers weren’t afraid to touch
And they ran to your lips
And they spoke so soft
Ever so softly
On to me again
[Chorus 1]
Hey, what was in that letter
That calls to me?
Hey, what was in that letter?
Tenderly, babe, tenderly
What was in that letter
That haunts me from this distance?
I said, what was in that letter?
So sure, so persistent, yes
Why don't you open it?
Read it again
Yeah, open it
It's amazing
What words can do
Give your eyes a sparkle
Turn you inside-out
You washed in those words
You sewed them in the lining of your heart
And they slowly seeped into your blood
They ran the course of your body
[Verse 1]
Faster than any drug
Faster than lightning
They ran to your feet
Your steps were solid, and they ran on to your hands
Your fingers weren’t afraid to touch
And they ran to your lips
And they spoke so soft
Ever so softly
On to me again
[Chorus 1]
Hey, what was in that letter
That calls to me?
Hey, what was in that letter?
Tenderly, babe, tenderly
What was in that letter
That haunts me from this distance?
I said, what was in that letter?
So sure, so persistent, yes
Why don't you open it?
Read it again
Yeah, open it
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