Taryll Adren Jackson, born August 8, 197… Read Full Bio ↴Biography of Taryll JACKSON
Taryll Adren Jackson, born August 8, 1975 in Los Angeles, California, is the son of Tito Jackson and the nephew of Michael Jackson and is a member of musical group 3T.
3T is an American R&B music group featuring the three sons of Tito Jackson (from The Jackson 5) and Delores "Dee Dee" Jackson. The band members include, from eldest, Tariano Adaryll Jackson (also known as Taj), Taryll Adren Jackson and Tito Joe Jackson (also known as TJ).
Career
3T released their debut album in 1995, titled Brotherhood. Michael Jackson gave the group extensive creative freedom on their album and they wrote 8 of the 12 songs on it. Their album sold approximately three million copies worldwide. They achieved an international hit with their debut single, titled "Anything" and released several hit singles in Europe including "24/7", "Why" (a duet with their uncle, Michael Jackson), "I Need You" (with a brief vocal appearance of Michael Jackson), "Tease Me" and "Gotta Be You". In 1996, they were ranked second, behind the Spice Girls, as the biggest-selling group in Europe. 3T have also written and produced songs for soundtracks to films as The Jacksons: An American Dream, Free Willy and Free Willy 2, Men in Black, and Trippin'.
The group continued to perform in France, the Netherlands and Belgium after getting signed to a French label TF1/NRJ in 2003 and for the Netherlands they were signed to a Dutch label, Digidance, in 2004, for Dutch releases, appearances and performances. The album titled Identity was released on March 23, 2004. Two singles were released from that album: "Stuck On You" (a cover of the Lionel Richie song) (Released 2003 in France and Belgium, 2004 in The Netherlands) and "Sex Appeal" (Released 2004).
In December 2005, it was announced that 3T would star in a television reality show, which would feature the band trying to resurrect their career in the United States. This has not yet taken place. In 2007, Taryll announced on Myspace that a solo album was being recorded. Some previews were added to the player on his Myspace music account but later were removed. From May to June of 2008, Taj and TJ (who joined later) were in North Devon (United Kingdom, Europe) with their father, apparently for a documentary filmed by Channel 4 along with other members of the Jackson family. They also attended a party thrown for The Jacksons by fans together with their father. Taryll did not join any of the events due to personal circumstances which he is yet to confirm.
Discography
Albums
* 1995: Brotherhood
* 2004: Identity
* 2005: 3T Meets the Family of Soul
Singles
* 1995: "Anything"(#2 UK, #15 US)
* 1995: "24/7" (#11 UK)
* 1996: "Tease Me" (#103 US)
* 1996: "Why" (featuring Michael Jackson) (#2 UK, #112 US)
* 1996: "I Need You" (featuring Michael Jackson) (#3 UK)
* 1996: "Gotta Be You" (#10 UK)
* 1997: "ETERNAL FLAME" by Tomoya with 3T (#12 Japan)
* 2003: "Stuck on You" (#14 UK)
* 2003: "If You Leave Me Now" (T-Rio featuring 3T)
* 2004: "Sex Appeal"
Other
* 1993: "Didn't Mean To Hurt You" (appears on the Free Willy soundtrack)
* 1995: "What Will It Take" (appears on the Free Willy 2 soundtrack)
* 1997: "Waiting For Love" (appears on the Men in Black soundtrack)
* 1999: "Thinkin' " (appears on the Trippin' soundtrack)
* 2009: "Sigbin Galore" (appears on the Villa Estrella (film) soundtrack)
It's Over Now
Taryll Jackson Lyrics
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(Looking back) I could've done some things a different way
(Looking back) There's a few things I should've never said
(Looking back) Won't help 'cause now it's too late
Don't know what I was thinkin'
(Should've known that things were headed this way)
We were so in love and now you're leavin'
Cause it's over now (It's over now)
Love has finally come to the end of the road
It's so over now (It's so over now)
And the hardest part is just letting you go
'Cause its over now, mm.
Yeah, it's over now
(We fuss and fight every night) Over all those stupid things
And the respect has completely gone out the window
Now maybe I'm the one to blame
(We keep pointing fingers so I guess it goes both ways)
Don't know what I was thinkin', no
(Should've known that things were headed this way)
Once in love and now you're leavin'
All those years, we just threw them away
Cause it's over now (It's over now)
We finally come to the end of the road
It's all over now (It's so over now)
And the hardest part is just letting it go
It's all over now
Over now
Over now, over now, over now
Over now, it's over now, so over now
It's over now (It's over now)
So many things that I just wish I could change
We were so in love now you're leavin' (It's so over now)
I can't believe it girl, still can't believe that it's over now
(Looking back)
It's over now (Should've known that things were headed this way)
(Looking back)
It's over now (Should've known that things were headed this way)
There's nothing we can do girl, it's just too late (It's over now)
There's nothing we can do girl, it's too late to change our ways
There's nothing we can do girl, it's just too late (It's so over now)
There's nothing we can do girl, it's too late to change our ways
(Looking back) It's over now, it's over now
(Looking back)
In "It's Over Now," Taryll Jackson sings about the pain of looking back on a failed relationship and realizing that it's too late to fix the mistakes they made. He regrets the things he said and wishes he could have done things differently. The relationship deteriorated over time, with the couple fighting over stupid things and losing respect for each other. He acknowledges that both parties are at fault for the breakup and that there's nothing they can do to change what happened.
The song is a reflection on a relationship that has ended, both in terms of the pain of the breakup and the sadness of looking back on what could have been. Taryll sings with a sense of regret, but also a sense of acceptance that the relationship is over and that they need to move on. The repetition of the phrase "it's over now" throughout the song reinforces the finality of the breakup and the need to accept it and move on.
Line by Line Meaning
(Looking back)
Reflecting on the past
There's so many things that I would change
Regretting past actions and wishing for a do-over
(Looking back)
Continued reflection on the past
I could've done some things a different way
Recognizing that different choices could have led to a different outcome
(Looking back)
Further reflection on the past
There's a few things I should've never said
Acknowledging the hurtful words that were spoken
(Looking back)
Continued reflection on the past
Won't help 'cause now it's too late
Realizing that dwelling on the past won't change the present
Don't know what I was thinkin'
Admitting fault for not making the right decisions
(Should've known that things were headed this way)
Recognizing signs of a failing relationship
We were so in love and now you're leavin'
Acknowledging the end of a once strong relationship
All those years we just threw down the drain
Regretting the wasted time and energy invested in the relationship
Cause it's over now (It's over now)
Admitting that the relationship has ended
Love has finally come to the end of the road
Acknowledging that the love has ceased to exist
It's so over now (It's so over now)
Reinforcing that the relationship has ended and is beyond repair
And the hardest part is just letting you go
Admitting the difficult process of moving on
'Cause its over now, mm.
Repeating the fact that the relationship has ended
We fuss and fight every night
Acknowledging the constant conflict in the relationship
Over all those stupid things
Realizing that insignificant issues led to major problems
And the respect has completely gone out the window
Noting the loss of mutual respect in the relationship
Now maybe I'm the one to blame
Taking responsibility for one's actions and their impact on the relationship
(We keep pointing fingers so I guess it goes both ways)
Recognizing that both parties contributed to the end of the relationship
Once in love and now you're leavin'
Acknowledging the significant change in the relationship
All those years, we just threw them away
Regretting the lost time and effort invested in the relationship
It's all over now (It's over now)
Again acknowledging the end of the relationship
We finally come to the end of the road
Accepting that the journey together has ended
And the hardest part is just letting it go
Recognizing the challenge of moving forward and leaving the past behind
Over now
Repeating the finality of the situation
Over now, over now, over now
Further emphasizing the finality of the situation
Over now, it's over now, so over now
Reinforcing that the relationship is beyond repair
So many things that I just wish I could change
Regretting the past actions that cannot be undone
It's so over now
Reinforcing the finality of the situation
I can't believe it girl, still can't believe that it's over now
Expressing disbelief over the relationship ending
(Looking back)
Final reflection on the past
(Should've known that things were headed this way)
Final acknowledgment of failing to recognize the signs of a failing relationship
There's nothing we can do girl, it's just too late (It's over now)
Accepting that the damage is done and the relationship cannot be saved
There's nothing we can do girl, it's too late to change our ways
Recognizing that past actions cannot be undone and have led to the end of the relationship
There's nothing we can do girl, it's just too late (It's so over now)
Reinforcing that the relationship is beyond repair
There's nothing we can do girl, it's too late to change our ways
Final recognition that the end of the relationship is due to the past actions and cannot be undone
(Looking back)
Final reflection on the past
It's over now, it's over now
Final acknowledgment of the end of the relationship
(Looking back)
Final reflection on the past
Writer(s): Taryll Jackson
Contributed by Benjamin A. Suggest a correction in the comments below.