1) James Anthony Bernard Little, better known by his stage name Jimmy Justice (born 15 December 1939, Bermondsey) was an English pop singer. He scored three Top 40 hits in the UK in 1962.
As a young man, James Little befriended Dave and George Sweetman, who were stepbrothers of Emile Ford. Because of this, Little was occasionally invited to sing with The Checkmates, and was encouraged by Ford to start his own group. After competing in a talent show he was noticed by executives from EMI, but he eventually signed with Pye Records instead at the urging of Ford. His debut single, credited to "JJ & the Jury", was 1960's "I Understand". While "The Jury" was the name used for Justice's subsequent backing band, on this first recording he is backed by The Checkmates.
Despite the single's lack of success, Pye offered him a three-year recording contract. While visiting his girlfriend, who lived in Sweden, he sang in clubs and on radio and television, resulting in his first major exposure; eventually, he would score a major hit in Sweden with the tune "Little Lonely One", originally by The Jarmels. He remained in Sweden during the time that his records began to break in the UK, with three of them hitting the UK Singles Chart in 1962; "When My Little Girl Is Smiling" (#9, March), "Ain't That Funny" (#8, June), and "Spanish Harlem" (#20, August).[2] His version of "When My Little Girl Is Smiling" had competition from both The Drifters original cut (UK #31) and Craig Douglas' cover (UK #9).
Because of his general absence in UK at the time his records hit the charts, he was unable to capitalize fully on his popularity in his home country. Meanwhile, Kapp Records picked up "When My Little Girl Is Smiling" for distribution in the U.S., where it peaked at #127. His records were also popular throughout continental Europe and in Australia.
Justice released a full-length album, I Wake Up Crying, in 1963 but soon faded in the wake of the beat group explosion. The album included a cover of Clyde McPhatter's hit - "Since You've Been Gone".
In 2001, 50 of his Pye recordings were released on two compact discs by Castle Music.
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Early in the Morning
Jimmy Justice Lyrics
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Early in the morning
one of these days oh yeah
Well, you gonna want me
Early in the morning
when I'm away
Don't ya know
You'll be sorry for the time you lied
Well, you gonna miss me
Early in the morning
one of these days oh yeah
Well, ya know a rollin' stone
don't gather no moss
And ya cross your bridge
when it's time to cross
Well, ya broke my heart
when ya said good bye
Now the milk is spilt
but you gonna cry
Yeah early in the morning
You gonna know that I was right
Oh yeah, yeah,
Early in the morning
when there's nobody to hold you tight
Oh, Oh,
Well, you gonna want me, want me back
You gonna *(miss) the best man you ever had
Yeah, you gonna miss me
You gonna want me one of this days
Oh don't ya know
The lyrics to Jimmy Justice's song "Early in the Morning" depict a situation where the persona is trying to warn their loved one about the impending doom in their relationship. They are warning them that they will soon realize their mistake belatedly, after the relationship has disintegrated. The lyrics start with an apocalyptic tone as the persona prophesizes that their loved one will "miss them early in the morning one of these days" following their departure. The use of the phrase "Early in the morning" represents the start of a new day that they will have to face without each other. The persona continues to stress that their romantic partner will feel remorse and regret for their actions and decisions in the past.
The persona is aware of the fact that the individual they love will miss them and want them back. Moreover, the persona tries to make the other person aware of the future regret that they will experience. The lyrics suggest that the individual neglected the love that they received in the past, and now they will have to face the consequences. The persona highlights that their love and commitment were genuine, and the other person may never find someone better. In conclusion, the song "Early in the Morning" is about a failed relationship where the person who was left behind predicts that the one who left them will realize their mistake too late, and will miss them dearly.
Line by Line Meaning
Yeah you gonna miss me
You will eventually regret not valuing me enough
Early in the morning
At a time when you are alone with your thoughts
one of these days oh yeah
It may not be immediate, but it will happen
Well, you gonna want me
You will desire my presence
Early in the morning
At a time when you are alone with your thoughts
when I'm away
When I am no longer with you
Don't ya know
You should be aware that
Yes you'll be sorry for the times I cried
You will feel regret for making me cry
You'll be sorry for the time you lied
You will feel regret for being dishonest
Well, you gonna miss me
You will eventually regret not valuing me enough
one of these days oh yeah
It may not be immediate, but it will happen
Well, ya know a rollin' stone
Someone who is always on the move
don't gather no moss
Doesn't stay in one place long enough to form attachments
And ya cross your bridge
You deal with your problems
when it's time to cross
When you have no other choice
Well, ya broke my heart
You hurt me deeply
when ya said good bye
When you left me
Now the milk is spilt
It's too late to fix things
but you gonna cry
You will feel sadness
Yeah early in the morning
At a time when you are alone with your thoughts
You gonna know that I was right
You will realize I was correct
Oh yeah, yeah,
Absolutely
Early in the morning
At a time when you are alone with your thoughts
when there's nobody to hold you tight
When you are lonely
Oh, Oh,
An expression of emotion
Well, you gonna want me, want me back
You will desire me once again
You gonna *(miss) the best man you ever had
You will regret losing the best partner you have ever had
Yeah, you gonna miss me
You will eventually regret not valuing me enough
You gonna want me one of this days
You will desire me in the future
Oh don't ya know
You should be aware
Lyrics © BMG Rights Management, Universal Music Publishing Group
Written by: EDDIE SEAGO, MIKE LEANDER
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