Vanity Fare - Early In The Morning ('Top Of The Pops', 7/10/1969). A Layman's Reaction

Vanity Fare - Early In The Morning ('Top Of The Pops', 7/10/1969). A Layman's Reaction

Vanity Fare are an English pop/rock group formed in 1966. They released the million-selling song "Hitchin' a Ride", which became a worldwide hit in 1970. Wikipedia
Origin: Kent, United Kingdom
Genre: Rock
Active from: 1966

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Lyrics:
Evening is a time of day
I find nothing much to say
Don't know what to do
But I come to
When it's sunny in the morning
Over by the window, day is dawning
When I feel the air
I feel that life is very good to me, you know?
In the sun, there's so much yellow
Something in the early morning meadow
Tells me that today you're on your way
And you'll be coming home, home to me
Nighttime isn't clear to me
I find nothing near to me
Don't know what to do
But I come to
When it's sunny in the morning
Very, very early without warning
I can feel a newly born vibration
Sneaking up on me, again
There's a songbird on my pillow
I can see the funny weeping willow
I can see the sun, you're on your way
And you'll be coming home
Evening is a time of day
I find nothing much to say
Don't know what to do
But I come to
When it's sunny in the morning
Over by the window, day is dawning
When I feel the air
I feel that life is very good to me, you know?
In the sun there's so much yellow
Something in the early morning meadow
Tells me that today you're on your way
And you'll be coming home to me
When it's sunny in the morning
Very, very early without warning
I can feel a newly born vibration
Sneaking up on me, again
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Vanity Fare's "Early in the Morning" is a cheerful song about the joy and hope of a new day, contrasting it with the gloom of night, all centered around the anticipation of a loved one's return, using nature's imagery like the rising sun and birds to symbolize this happy reunion and positive feeling, notes Musixmatch, Genius, and CBS News. The singer feels life is good and full of promise when the sun comes up, signaling that their beloved is on their way home, making the morning a time of great optimism and love, unlike the less clear and less fulfilling nighttime.