| I’m so blue, lonesome, too | 
| And I wonder where you are tonight | 
| Not one word have I heard | 
| If you think of me, why don’t you write? | 
| Oh, dear, how I need one sweet letter from you | 
| How I’d love to read one sweet letter from you | 
| You know that you left me so worried and blue | 
| I always keep singing, oh, what’ll I do | 
| Though it’s not fair, and you don’t care for me dearly | 
| Drop me a line, if you just sign, 'Yours sincerely' | 
| You know that I’m praying the night and day through | 
| Just hoping I’ll get one sweet letter from you | 
| Mail for Missus Jones | 
| Missus Jones don’t need it | 
| Missus Jones is happy all the day | 
| Mail for Missus Brown | 
| Missus Brown don’t read it | 
| Opens them and throws them right away | 
| Mail man rings, then he sings | 
| «Got some letters for you» | 
| Here’s what he brings | 
| Mail for the baker | 
| My dress maker | 
| Word from the landlord, too | 
| I get letters from everybody | 
| Not a single word from you | 
| Here’s what to do, even though you never crave me | 
| And though you lie, say that you cry, it might save me | 
| You know that I’m praying the night and day through | 
| Just hoping I’ll get one sweet letter from you | 
| Since you’re gone, I keep on | 
| Feeling just as sorry as can be | 
| I just wrote you a note | 
| I’d be happy if you’d answer me | 
| Oh, dear, how I need one sweet letter from you | 
| How I’d love to read one sweet letter from you | 
| You know that you left me so worried and blue | 
| I always keep singing, oh, what’ll I do | 
| Though it’s not fair, and you don’t care for me dearly | 
| Drop me a line, if you just sign, 'Yours sincerely' | 
| You know that I’m praying the night and day through | 
| Just hoping I’ll get one sweet letter from you |