Love Letter
Anthony Lazaro Lyrics

I wonder if you miss me
The singer is curious if the recipient still has feelings for them.

It's been a long year
The singer implies that a year has passed since they last saw the recipient.

Winter has snowed
The singer mentions that winter has passed or it has been cold, symbolizing a difficult time without the recipient.

The summer has shone
The artist mentions that summer has passed or it has been sunny, symbolizing a happier time without the recipient.

But I ain't forgotten
The artist assures the recipient that they haven't forgotten about them despite time passing.

The sweet taste of chocolate
The singer recalls the enjoyable taste of chocolate they experienced when they were last with the recipient.

I tasted on your lips
The singer specifies that the taste of chocolate was found on the lips of the recipient.

When we had our last kiss
The artist references their last kiss with the recipient, which they remember fondly.

So here's my love letter
The artist is presenting a love letter to convey their feelings to the recipient.

Entrusted to the weather
The artist entrusts the letter to the weather to deliver it to the recipient.

Will ride across the waves
The letter will travel by sea to reach the recipient.

And float through the clouds
The letter will also travel by air during its journey toward the recipient.

Yeah when it's delivered
The singer acknowledges that the recipient may receive the letter at some point.

Do you what you want with her
The singer affirms that the recipient can do whatever they wish with the letter.

You can send it back
The recipient can return the letter if they don't want it.

Or keep it around
The recipient is allowed to keep the letter with them if they wish.

And maybe I am wrong
The artist acknowledges the possibility that they may be mistaken about the recipient's feelings or whereabouts.

Maybe it's been too long
The singer recognizes that it may have been too much time since they last spoke to the recipient.

But I heard from someone
The singer has received a piece of information about the recipient from a third party.

That you're back in town
The artist has heard that the recipient has returned to town.

But if it's not too late
If there's still a chance, the artist offers to visit the recipient.

I can bring chocolate
The artist offers to bring chocolate to the recipient, perhaps as a gesture of affection or remembrance.

And if you want them
The recipient has the option to accept or decline the gift of chocolates from the singer.

Some roses too
The artist also offers to give the recipient roses, another romantic gesture.

Cause it's been a long year
The singer reiterates that time has passed and they've been apart for a while.

And maybe you missed me
The singer considers the possibility that the recipient has missed them as well, and may be open to reconciliation.

I think you remember
The singer believes that the recipient may remember the song they once listened to together.

The words of that tune
The artist refers to specific lyrics of a song that they used to listen to with the recipient.

I've never stopped dreaming about
The artist indicates that they have continued to think about the recipient and moments they shared together even in their sleep.

The sound of that song
The singer recalls the melodic tune of a particular song they associate with the time they spent with the recipient.

Playing in the background
The singer imagines the song playing in the background, setting the mood for their reunion.

And when that last night
The artist recollects the final night they spent together.

Was finally spent
The artist implies that the last night they shared together had a definitive end to it.

Was left with the memory
The artist is left with a memory that is still vivid in their thoughts to this day.

Of that chocolate scent
The singer remembers the scent of chocolate, another sensory reminder of their last encounter.