About the song
“Early in the Morning” is a song by Buddy Holly, released in 1958. The song was written by Bobby Darin and Woody Harris, and it showcases Holly’s rock and roll style with a touch of pop.
The lyrics of “Early in the Morning” reflect the narrator’s feelings of heartache and regret after realizing that his love has left him. The song captures the emotional turmoil of a breakup, with the narrator waking up early in the morning and feeling the pain of his lost relationship.
Musically, “Early in the Morning” features Buddy Holly’s distinctive vocal style and guitar work, combined with a catchy melody and upbeat rhythm. The arrangement includes harmonized backing vocals and a prominent drumbeat, typical of Holly’s recordings.
“Early in the Morning” became a hit for Buddy Holly, reaching the charts and adding to his legacy as one of rock and roll’s pioneers. The song’s blend of heartfelt lyrics and lively music exemplifies Holly’s ability to convey deep emotion while maintaining an engaging, energetic sound.
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Well, you gonna miss meEarly in the morningOne of these days, oh yeahWell, you gonna want meEarly in the morningWhen I’m awayHey hey, don’t you knowYes, you’ll be sorry for the times I criedYou’ll be sorry for the time you liedWell, you gonna miss meEarly in the morningFor one of these days, oh yeahWell, you know a rollin’ stoneDon’t gather no mossAnd you cross your bridgeWhen it’s time to crossWell, you broke my heartWhen you said goodbyeAnd now the milk is spiltBut you gonna cryYeah, early in the morningYou gonna know that I was rightOh yeah, yeahEarly in the morningWhen there’s nobody to hold you tightOh, oh ohWell, you gonna want meAnd want me backYou gonna miss the best man you ever hadYes, you gonna miss meYou gonna want meOne of this days, oh yeahWell, you gonna want meI want you backMiss the best man you ever hadYes, you gonna want meAnd you gonna miss meFor one of this daysYeah yeah yeah