Neville started as a three piece, Scott (Guitar), Gemma (Gutair) and Giz (D… Read Full Bio ↴Neville started as a three piece, Scott (Guitar), Gemma (Gutair) and Giz (Drums) at the ripe old age of about 13/14. Playing Metallica and Guns n' Roses covers in Gemmas attic. But non of them were able or willing to sing. So, vocals came in the form of Gemmas sisters ex boyfriend, Gav. This lanky git just wouldn't take no for an answer so in a sweaty attic every Sunday afternoon the 'band' would toil away practicing and hoping for that first gig. That gig happened sometime in spring of 1994. A Nirvana tribute night in the back room of a dodgy pub called the squirrel in Dinnington (which is near Rotherham (which is near Sheffield)). They convinced Gemmas sisters current boyfriend to play the bass at the gig and he liked it so much he stayed! From that day forward (til about 1999) Neville played numerous gigs around south yorkshire for crates of beer, small sums of cash but mostly just for the hell of it!

Every Day
Neville Lyrics

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Every day along about noon
Oh how I'm dreaming of the day
That I'll be home soon

And every day along about one
Oh how I remember how we used to have fun

And every day along about two

Whoa how I'm so lonely in a world so blue

And every day now along about three
When I'm dreaming of a day that I'll be free

And every day along about four
But I cry, whoa I cry, till I can cry no more

And every day along about five
I'm writing you a letter with a tear in my eye

And every day whoa just about six
Whoa how I remember how we used to kiss

And every, every, every day now
Oh how it reminds me of you

Whoa I want to tell you, please listen to me
Cause I love you, love you, I love you

Overall Meaning

In Neville's song "Every Day," he shares his longing for his loved one while he is away. In each verse, he describes a specific time of day and how it reminds him of his sweetheart. It's evident that he misses her deeply and is counting the days until he can see her again. The repetition of "every day" emphasizes the consistency of his feelings and his yearning for her doesn't waver. In the verses, he reminisces about how they used to have fun and kiss, and these memories bring a sense of comfort but also sadness as he can't experience them in the present moment. The chorus serves as the climax of the song as he professes his love for her and begs for her attention while he's away.

This song is relatable to anyone who's been separated from a loved one, whether it's due to distance or circumstances. Neville's smooth vocals and soulful delivery capture the emotions behind the lyrics, making it a timeless classic. The simple structure of the song, with its repetitive melody and lyrics, makes it easy to sing along to and can be a comforting reminder of love that endures.

Line by Line Meaning

Every day along about noon
At approximately the same time every day, around midday,

Oh how I'm dreaming of the day
I am constantly daydreaming about a specific event,

That I'll be home soon
The event in question is my imminent return home.

And every day along about one
Just when the clock strikes one each day,

Oh how I remember how we used to have fun
I am flooded with memories of enjoyable times we shared together.

And every day along about two
Around two o'clock each day,

Whoa how I'm so lonely in a world so blue
I feel overwhelmingly lonely in a world that seems devoid of joy and color.

And every day now along about three
As the clock reaches three each day,

When I'm dreaming of a day that I'll be free
I am eagerly anticipating a future day when I will be free from my current situation.

And every day along about four
Just after four pm every day,

But I cry, whoa I cry, till I can cry no more
I become overwhelmed with sadness and cry uncontrollably, until I am physically unable to continue crying.

And every day along about five
As the clock approaches five o'clock,

I'm writing you a letter with a tear in my eye
I am emotionally moved to write a letter to you, with a tear running down my cheek.

And every day whoa just about six
Almost right around six o'clock each evening,

Whoa how I remember how we used to kiss
I vividly remember the sensation of our past kisses.

And every, every, every day now
Each and every day, without fail,

Oh how it reminds me of you
My experiences and surroundings are constantly reminding me of you and our relationship.

Whoa I want to tell you, please listen to me
I have a deep desire to convey a message to you, and am pleading for your attention.

Cause I love you, love you, I love you
Ultimately, the underlying message throughout these lyrics is that I love you, and it is a sentiment that I repeat over and over again in my mind every day.

Lyrics © Sony/ATV Music Publishing LLC
Written by: AARON NEVILLE

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@jorgepurvis4799

11y↑3

The Great Aaron Neville singing a song he wrote at about at age 18-19 while in jail in New Orleans to his sweetheart . I think they got married and still are . You still are my sweetheart , on whatever level you choose to accept it. You do have some competition , but not much . Hey Sabroso , I`m no longer the shy "little" guy we used to know . A Beeg Smooch flying down your way down I-45 . Jorgey