This video appears to be a performance, likely a song or a spoken word piece, centered around the theme of longing and missing someone, addressed to a "Mr. Postman." The performance begins with an interaction, possibly with a postal worker, receiving a package. The lyrics express deep affection and a sense of yearning, with the speaker emphasizing that the recipient of the package (implied to be a loved one) is thinking of them. Tears are mentioned, signifying emotional distress due to absence. The speaker highlights the significance of "little things" and the physical longing for touch. The performance includes moments of applause, suggesting an audience reaction. The theme of "Mr. Postman" recurs, reinforcing the idea of messages and connections through mail. Towards the end, the package is revealed to be for the speaker's sister, adding a layer of familial connection to the expressed emotions. The repeated phrase "She's thinking of me" underscores the speaker's desire for reassurance and connection.

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[Music] Thanks, Mr. Postman. Yes, the package is from my soul.

Oh, Mr. Postman, she's so sweet. Oh, Mr. Postman, can't you see? Oh, it has to know she's thinking of me. Don't mind the postman. You see tears in my eyes there because she's so sweet. Oh, Mr. Can you see? Oh, she's thinking of me.

My day when you go away. The little things they mean so much. But how can I stop these tears in my eyes when my arms long for your touch? Oh, wait. Mr. Postman, have some for my soul.

Oh, Mr. Bman, she's so sweet. Oh, Mr. Can't you see? Oh, we have to know she's thinking of me. [Applause]

A lot of days when you're gone away so much, but how can I stop these tears in my eyes when my arms long for your touch? Oh, wait. It's the most. Have some candy. It's for my sister.

Oh, Mr. Postman, she's so sweet. Oh, Mr. Postman, can you see? Oh, we have to know she's thinking of me. She's thinking of me. She's thinking of me. She's thinking of me. [Applause] [Music]

THANKS MR. POSTMAN - Bobby King [Federal 12473] 1962 * New Breed R&B

[Music]
Thanks, Mr. Postman. Yes, the package is
from my
soul. Oh, Mr. Postman, she's so sweet.
Oh, Mr. Postman, can't you see? Oh, it
has to know she's thinking of me.
Don't
mind the
postman. You see tears in my
eyes there because she's so sweet. Oh,
Mr. Can you see?
Oh, she's thinking of me.
my day when you go away. The little
things they mean so
much. But how can I stop these tears in
my eyes when my arms long for your
touch? Oh, wait. Mr.
Postman, have
some for my
soul. Oh, Mr. Bman, she's so sweet. Oh,
Mr.
Can't you see? Oh, we have to know she's
thinking of me.
[Applause]
A lot of days when you're gone
away so
much, but how can I stop these tears in
my eyes when my arms long for your
touch? Oh, wait. It's the most
Have some candy. It's for my
sister. Oh, Mr. Postman, she's so sweet.
Oh, Mr. Postman, can you see? Oh, we
have to know she's thinking of
me. She's thinking of
me. She's thinking of
me. She's thinking of me.
[Applause]
[Music]

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THANKS MR. POSTMAN - Bobby King [Federal 12473] 1962 * New Breed R&B

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