Hailed as one of the great female rock singers in South Africa, Beverly Jayne has made her mark fronting SA band Concussion Girl (most noted for the saucy single "Tie me up" featured on worldwide release horror movie).
Having released two albums with Band Concussion Girl, Beverly Jayne is finally recording much anticipated debut solo album.
This album somehow straddles the line between keeping fresh and feeling strangely reminiscent of the songs that changed the role of women in rock in the early 90's. The lyrics are raw, honest and instantly relatable.
This album has a little bit of everything you used to expect from a hit Rock/Pop album, from the raw rock energy of "Walk Away" to the heart breakingly beautiful love song "By Your Side" and everything in between.
SAMA winning producer Paul McIvers' years of experience producing an impressive variety of music styles (from R&B and hip hop, to alternative, pop rock and gospel)and passion for music are evident on this album.
Morning Light
Beverly Jayne Lyrics
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I know what you’re thinking
I’ve been down that way
Nothing to hold onto
Today
Your best foot is put forward
Your look with open eyes
The best you are expected
Chorus
Things look better in the morning light
If you can get through the night
There’s a second chance when the morning comes
So hold on, hold on
Vs 2
I know what you’ve been through
You fall and stand and fall
The life you were expecting
Is no life at all
Your sun is still eclipsing
No matter how you try
Your open eyes are shifting
You cry
Chorus
In the song "Morning Light" by Beverly Jayne, the singer encourages someone who is going through a tough time to hold on and wait for the morning light. The verses describe the difficulties and challenges the person may be facing, with lines like "Nothing to hold onto" and "The life you were expecting is no life at all." However, the chorus provides hope and encouragement, with lyrics like "Things look better in the morning light" and "There's a second chance when the morning comes."
Overall, the song is about perseverance and resilience in the face of adversity. By acknowledging the dark and difficult times, but also emphasizing the hope and possibility of a brighter future, Beverly Jayne encourages her listeners to keep pushing through no matter what. The beauty of the morning light serves as a metaphor for the idea that even in the darkest moments, there is always the possibility of something new and wonderful emerging.
Line by Line Meaning
I know what you’re thinking
I understand your thoughts and feelings
I’ve been down that way
I have experienced what you are feeling right now
Nothing to hold onto
There is no hope or something to cling onto
Today
At this very moment
Your best foot is put forward
You are trying your best to appear strong
Your look with open eyes
You are trying to be optimistic and face reality
The best you are expected
People expect you to be at your best
But surprise, surprise
Unexpected things may happen
Things look better in the morning light
Problems seem more manageable when viewed in a new day
If you can get through the night
If you can endure the challenges and struggles during the night
There’s a second chance when the morning comes
There is an opportunity to start anew when a new day begins
So hold on, hold on
Don't give up, have hope and keep on fighting
I know what you’ve been through
I am aware of the difficulties you have faced
You fall and stand and fall
You have experienced setbacks and challenges but try to pick yourself up
The life you were expecting
Your expectations about your life have not been met
Is no life at all
You feel that your current life is meaningless
Your sun is still eclipsing
Your positive aspects are being overshadowed by negative ones
No matter how you try
Despite your efforts
Your open eyes are shifting
Your optimistic outlook is wavering
You cry
You express your sadness and frustration
Contributed by Violet L. Suggest a correction in the comments below.