Letters from Wyoming (Lyric Video) | Jack Howlin’ — Acoustic Prairie Folk

Letters from Wyoming – Lyric Video by Jack Howlin’
A windswept, intimate acoustic folk song filled with longing, fingerpicked guitar, soft strings, and a subtle harmonica that drifts like a prairie breeze. Letters from Wyoming feels like opening an old envelope that still smells like the past — a quiet ache, a fading name, and words written too late.

A gentle crescendo rises in the bridge before falling into a bittersweet, reflective ending. Raw male vocals and minimalist storytelling give this track its heart.

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Lyrics

[Verse]
Found your name in a faded line
On paper worn like a mountain spine
The ink still held but the words had flown
Whispered secrets the wind had sown

[Prechorus]
I never thought you'd slip away
Like snow dissolving in the May

[Chorus]
If I’d known goodbye was forever
I’d have written slower
Every word
Like a stone to tether
A heart I barely knew
If I’d known goodbye was forever
I’d have written slower

[Verse 2]
A cabin stood in the Wyoming hills
Where time once stopped but it never stills
The porch creaked soft as I sat alone
Reading shadows that the moon had thrown

[Bridge]
What do you do with a love untold
A match unstruck
A hand unheld
The letters fade but the ache won’t leave
Like the echo of a prairie breeze

[Chorus]
If I’d known goodbye was forever
I’d have written slower
Every word
Like a stone to tether
A heart I barely knew
If I’d known goodbye was forever
I’d have written slower

🌾 For fans of:

• Acoustic storytelling
• Windswept prairie folk
• Bittersweet Americana
• Soft harmonica textures
• Fingerpicked acoustic guitar
• Intimate male vocals
• Atmospheric, reflective singer-songwriter

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💬 Tell me in the comments:
Who would you write your last letter to?