The second chorus will start at 00:50, just as peppy as the first. It makes the sound of a bell (Listen carefully from 00:36- 00:41). You can hear the xylophone chime inВ in-between the verses. The background beats are steady and music is very peppy. All throughout the song, you canвЂ™t help but admire Karen CarpenterвЂ™s gorgeous voice.

The same condition applies in the pre-verse bridge. ItвЂ™s between an Opera song and a Pop song. But that transition is what makes the song so beautiful. An awesome fact about the song (Which I have come to notice) is that the chorus of the song is sung in majority by the background vocalists, and Karen Carpenters chips in sometimes. The background vocals are also very beautiful. The entire rhythm of the song settles in at 00:08. Undoubtedly, she had THE best female voice in the entire music industry. The drums commence as soon as the song starts, and Karen Carpenter starts her BEAUTIFUL vocals at 00:01. I canвЂ™t think of any way to start the song, because, well the song canвЂ™t be reviewed or rated. Review:В Previously, I was able to start the review without any hesitation. Simple, but extremely charismatic lyrics. But, being the gentleman he always is, the postman always tries to cheer her up. The girlfriend always gets nervous when the boyfriendвЂ™s letter doesnвЂ™t reach her in time. It is simply about two lovers, wherein the boyfriend lives far away from the girlfriend and the only means of communication between them is by writing letters to each other. What it tries to convey to us:В The songвЂ™s concept is damn easy. There is only one version (Okay, there are many COVER versions) of the song, viz. BillboardВ Easy Listening (Pretty awesome, huh?) and Number 2 on theВ UK Singles Chart (No surprises here). It peaked at Number 1 on TheВ Australian Kent Music Report,В Canadian Singles Chart,В Oricon International Singles Chart,В U.S. PostmanвЂќ was released as a single in 1974, and did wonders all over the world. It also made more than the original song. Ironically, this cover version was MUCH, MUCH better than the original one. PostmanвЂќ is actually a cover version by The Carpenters (The original song was produced by The Marvelettes).

Carpenters please mr. postman