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Carpenters ~ Please Mr. Postman


( stop ) Oh yes, wait a minute Mister postman ( wait ) Wait mister postman () please mister postman look and see ( oh yeah ) If there's a letter in your bag for me ( please, please, mister postman ) Why's it takin' such a long time ( oh yeah ) For me to hear from that boy of mine There must be Some word today From my boyfriend So far away Please mister postman Look and see If there's a letter A letter for me I've been standin' here Waitin' mister postman So patiently For just a card Or just a letter Sayin' he's returning' Home to me Repeat () So many days You passed me by See the tears Standin' in my eyes You didn't stop To make me feel better By leavin' me A card or a letter Repeat (*) ( why don't you check it and see one more time For me you gotta ) Wait a minute, wait a minute... ( mister postman ) Mister postman look and see ( c'mon deliver the letter, the sooner, the better ) Mister postman more free lyrics

( stop )

Oh yes, wait a minute

Mister postman

( wait )

Wait mister postman

(*) please mister postman look and see

( oh yeah )

If there's a letter in your bag for me

( please, please, mister postman )

Why's it takin' such a long time

( oh yeah )

For me to hear from that boy of mine

There must be

Some word today

From my boyfriend

So far away

Please mister postman

Look and see

If there's a letter

A letter for me

I've been standin' here

Waitin' mister postman

So patiently

For just a card

Or just a letter

Sayin' he's returning'

Home to me

Repeat (*)

So many days

You passed me by

See the tears

Standin' in my eyes

You didn't stop

To make me feel better

By leavin' me

A card or a letter

Repeat (*)

( why don't you check it and see one more time

For me you gotta )

Wait a minute, wait a minute...

( mister postman )

Mister postman look and see

( c'mon deliver the letter, the sooner, the better )

Mister postman

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