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Allison Moorer ~ I Found A Letter


(allison moorer/doyle primm) I found a letter that you wrote me It said i was your one and only And you would never ever leave my loving arms But the truth is all that matters Your pretty words no longer flatter 'cause i know they didn't come from your heart I found your guitar in the closet I remember when you bought it And how you serenaded me under the stars Now there's no one here to play it You changed your tune, i hate to say it But the songs didn't come from your heart In your heart, i believed i'd found the love of my dreams I hoped my search was through But now, all i'm finding are memories that remind me What a fool i was, to think it was true I found your ring still on my finger It's been there since we saw the preacher And swore to him, in front of god, death do us part It's just a fourteen-carat trinket But like my promise, i will keep it Even though it didn't come from your heart I found a letter that you wrote me more free lyrics

(allison moorer/doyle primm)

I found a letter that you wrote me
It said i was your one and only
And you would never ever leave my loving arms
But the truth is all that matters
Your pretty words no longer flatter
'cause i know they didn't come from your heart

I found your guitar in the closet
I remember when you bought it
And how you serenaded me under the stars
Now there's no one here to play it
You changed your tune, i hate to say it
But the songs didn't come from your heart

In your heart, i believed i'd found the love of my dreams
I hoped my search was through
But now, all i'm finding are memories that remind me
What a fool i was, to think it was true

I found your ring still on my finger
It's been there since we saw the preacher
And swore to him, in front of god, death do us part
It's just a fourteen-carat trinket
But like my promise, i will keep it
Even though it didn't come from your heart
I found a letter that you wrote me

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