This is my last letter
Dear, to you This is my last letter, baby
I just can't write you anymore
My poor little finger's swollenI'm tired of pacing the floor, yes, I am Threw away our favorite record
It was tearing me apart
This is my seventh letter, baby
Just to satisfy my heart (One) Monday, I wrote and told you
I was all alone and blue(
Two) Tuesday, I wrote again, baby
I said I loved no one, no one
No one but you, no, I don't (Three) Wednesday, I wired you a cable
Begging you to call Thank you for using Top40db.com. (Four) Thursday, I sent the message
I said I was wrong and, darling
Please come back home (Five) Friday, I woke up crying
With the sniff of a tear(
Six) come along long lonesome SaturdayI did the same thing all over again
Yes, I did (Seven) this is my seventh letter, baby
On this bright Sunday morning
Just got off my knees from praying
I said, Oh, Lord, oh, LordPlease send her back homeCan't she hear me talking to her (This is my last letter
Dear, to you)
Seven letters, seven days
Seven long, lonely days
There, I said it (This is my last letter
Dear, to you) yes, it is
Yes, it is, yes, it is
Oh, yes, it is
Ben E. King, born Benjamin Earl Nelson (1933-2015), was an American singer and songwriter known for his contributions to pop and soul music. Born in Memphis, Tennessee, King began his musical career in the 1950s as a member of The Five Royals. In 1961, he achieved international success with the song "Stand by Me", a defining track of the golden age of soul that remains an enduring classic. King was also a talented performer of other hits such as "Spanish Harlem" (1960), "Don't Play That Song" (1960) and "I Wonder Why" (1962). His powerful and emotive voice, coupled with his ability to convey deep emotions through his songs, made Ben E. King one of the greatest soul artists of all time.
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