Longer Letter Later

Steve Wariner · Faith In You [Capitol] [2000]

Dear Annie I'm sorry it's been a long long time

There's so much on my mind

I want to call you I'm dropping you this line

Lieu of walls I can't climb.



Thought I'd let you know since I let you go

I've come to rue the day

A silly card I guess but I must confess

There's so much more to say.

Longer letter later.



I blew it I know it and all I have to show

Is this heartache I feel

I may be crazy

But everything I know tells me try and appeal.



Are you having fun have you found someone

To shed new light on you

Maybe pen and ink will make you stop and think

Of all that we've been thru.

Longer letter later.



If only you could see this brand new me

I know you'd change your plan

Here's the postscript now meant to show you how

I'm a different man.

Longer letter later.



Longer letter later...

Longer Letter Later

Steve Wariner's 'Longer Letter Later' stands as a defining track from his 2000 album 'Faith In You,' showcasing his mastery of the country-pop crossover sound that characterized his career. Released under Capitol Records, the song exemplifies the polished production and melodic sensibilities that made Wariner a prominent figure in the genre during the early 2000s. With its emotive delivery and radio-friendly arrangement, the recording captures the essence of his discography, blending traditional country storytelling with contemporary pop structures. The track remains a significant part of his body of work, reflecting the era's shift toward more accessible, mainstream country music while maintaining emotional depth and vocal authenticity.