ERIC CLAPTON

- Early In The Morning Lyrics

When a girl reach the age of eighteen
She begins to think she's grown
That's the kind of little girl
You can never find at home

Come and see me early in the morning
Just about the break of day
Do you want to see me hug my pillow
Where my baby used to lay?

One drink of wine
And two drinks of gin
A pretty, young girl put me
In the shape I'm in

Come and see me early in the morning
Just about the break of day
Lord, you want to see me hug my pillow
Where my baby used to lay?

I pass by the juke joint
I peek through the door
She's doing the boogie-woogie
In the middle of the floor

Come and see me early in the morning
Just about the break of day
Do you really want to see me hug my pillow
Where my baby used to lay?

See, when a girl reach the age of eighteen
She begins to think she's grown
And that's the kind of little girl
You will never find at home

Come and see me early in the morning
Just about the break of day
Do you want to see me hug my pillow
Where my baby used to lay?

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Facts about Early In The Morning

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Who wrote Early In The Morning lyrics?


Early In The Morning is written by Gospel Traditional.
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When was Early In The Morning released?


It is first released in 1978 as part of Eric Clapton's album "Backless" which includes 10 tracks in total. This song is the 6th track on this album.
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Which genre is Early In The Morning?


Early In The Morning falls under the genre Rock.
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How long is the song Early In The Morning?


Early In The Morning song length is 7 minutes and 58 seconds.
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Songwriter(s): Gospel Traditional
Record Label(s): 1978 Universal International Music B V
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