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Artist/Band:
Aaliyah Haughton
Lyrics for Song: 4 Page Letter
Lyrics for Album: One In A Million
(Intro)
Yo turn my music up.
Up some more
Up some more
Up a little bit more.
Mama always told me to be carefull who I love
And daddy always told me, make sure he’s right
I always had my eyes, on this one particular guy.
I was too shy, so I decided to write.
I'm sending him a 4 page letter,
And I enclosed it with a kiss.
And when I write him he better, get it on time.
Im sending him a 4 page letter,
And I enclosed it with a kiss.
And when I write him he better, get it on time.
People always sayin that I play myself for you.
They say that you don’t even notice me(echo)
Maybe when I get the nerve to come to you.
Promise me that you wont diss me.
I'm sending him a 4 page letter,
And I enclosed it with a kiss.(a kiss)
And when I write him he better, get it on time.(he better)
Im sending him a 4 page letter,
And I enclosed it with a kiss.
And when I write him he better, get it on time.
Ima write you, a love letter tonght(echo)
You better keep watch cause the mail mans coming.
Ima write you, a love letter tonght(echo)
You better keep watch cause the mail mans coming.
I'm sending him a 4 page letter,
And I enclosed it with a kiss.(a kiss)
And when I write him he better, get it on time.(he better)
Im sending him a 4 page letter,
And I enclosed it with a kiss.(a sweet kiss)
And when I write him he better(when I write), get it on time.
(repeat)
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4 Page Letter
Aaliyah Haughton's "4 song Letter" stands as a poignant centerpiece on her debut album, One In A Million. Released in the mid-1990s, the track exemplifies her signature blend of R&B and neo-soul, characterized by her distinctive falsetto and emotive delivery. The song explores themes of vulnerability and the complexities of love, reflecting the raw honesty that defined her early career. As one of her most recognized recordings, it showcases her ability to craft intimate narratives that resonated deeply with audiences, cementing her status as a leading voice in contemporary soul music during her formative years. |
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