Early in the Morning
Vanity Fare Lyrics
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Early in the mornin'
One of these days oh, yeah
Well, you're gonna want me
Early in the mornin'
When I'm away don't ya know
For the times I cried
You'll be sorry
For the time you lied
Well you're gonna miss me
Early in the mornin'
One of these days whoa, yeah
Well ya know a rollin' stone
Don't gather no moss
And you cross your bridge
When it's time to cross.
Well you broke my heart
When you said goodbye
Now the milk is spilt
But you're gonna cry.
Yeah early in the mornin'
You're gonna know
That I was right oh, yeah yeah
Well early in the mornin'
When there's nobody
To hold you tight oh, oh
Well you're gonna want me
Want me bad
You're gonna miss
The best man you ever had
Yes you're gonna miss me
You're gonna want me
One of these days.
Whoa, don't ya know yeah
Oh, yeah
Well you're gonna want me
Want me bad
You'll miss the best man
You ever had
Well you're gonna miss me
You're gonna want me
One of these days oh, yeah
Early in the mornin'
Early in the mornin'
Early in the mornin'
In Vanity Fare's song "Early In The Morning," the singer is warning his former lover that one day she will realize what a mistake she made by leaving him. The opening lines, "You're gonna miss me early in the morning, one of these days," set the tone for the song's message. As the song continues, the singer predicts that she will "want me early in the morning" when he's away and that she'll be sorry for treating him badly. He paints a picture of her alone and wishing for his love, but it's too late, and he's moved on.
The chorus repeats that she'll miss him "early in the morning" and ends with a warning that she'll regret losing "the best man you ever had." The song's bridge tells the listener that time waits for no one and that life is continuously moving forward. The last verse reminds the former lover that she broke his heart and now it's her turn to feel the pain of regret.
Overall, the song is a powerful message about realizing the value of love and relationships before it's too late. The singer predicts that one day, his former lover will regret losing him, but by then, it will be too late.
Line by Line Meaning
You're gonna miss me
You will regret losing me
Early in the mornin'
At a time when you least expect it
One of these days oh, yeah
Someday in the future
Well, you're gonna want me
You will realize you need me
When I'm away don't ya know
Once I am no longer with you
Yes you'll be sorry
You will feel remorse
For the times I cried
For the pain and sadness you caused me
You'll be sorry
You will regret your actions
For the time you lied
For the lies you told me
Well ya know a rollin' stone
A person who moves around a lot
Don't gather no moss
Doesn't have a permanent place or roots
And you cross your bridge
You deal with a situation when it happens
When it's time to cross.
At the appropriate moment
Well you broke my heart
You caused me emotional pain
When you said goodbye
When you ended our relationship
Now the milk is spilt
It is too late to change what happened
But you're gonna cry.
You will feel regret and sadness
Yeah early in the mornin'
At an unexpected time
You're gonna know
You will realize
That I was right oh, yeah yeah
That I was correct about our relationship
Well early in the mornin'
At a time when you are alone
When there's nobody
When you have no one to turn to
To hold you tight oh, oh
To comfort you and provide support
Want me bad
Will desperately desire my presence
You're gonna miss
Regret losing
The best man you ever had
The most important and valuable lover you had
Whoa, don't ya know yeah
You should realize this
Early in the mornin'
At a time of day when you are unprepared
Early in the mornin'
At a time when it is unexpected
Early in the mornin'
At a time when you are alone
Lyrics © Universal Music Publishing Group
Written by: EDDIE SEAGO, MIKE LEANDER
Lyrics Licensed & Provided by LyricFind
juan gonzales
POR SU BELLEZA, EL TEMA NUNCA PASARÁ DE MODA
GANADOR DE MUCHOS PROGRAMAS MUSICALES
DE SU ÉPOCA POR SU PERFECTA EJECUCIÓN, YES
ADMIRAMOS A SUS INTÉRPRETES DE VANITY FARE.
Jack Platt
My bus driver had a tape of this song, and played it every morning on our way to school around fall of 1970! This is one of the first songs I learned!
robert thacher
It was early 1970. but no biggie!
Joseph Sturek
That is so cool
Joe Byrne
Haven't heard this song for nearly 50 years. Brings back some great memories.
jane oughton
joe byrne i feel the same about this classic ,,,,i really love the harmonies these guys are great the 60s era was some thing else ,im so happy i was there x
Timothy Thorne
This was the first, and more interesting, of the two big hits by this British group. 1969 release, 50 years ago today.
N7Gambler
Had to look back to find good music cause I can't look forward to it anymore.
damn the current gen sucks for music
Karen Lehtinen
It's a great song!
wende patrella
😍😍