Early in the morning (1969)
Em - D - B7 (2x)
Em Am D G Em
1. Evening is the time of day I find nothing much to say,
C7 B7 Em
don't
know what to do, but I come to.
Am D G Em
When it's early in the morning
over by the window day is dawning,
Am B7 Em B7
E
when
I feel the air, I feel that life is very good to me, you know.
Am D
In the sun, there’s so much
yellow,
G Em
something
in the early morning meadow
Am B7
tells
me that today you're on your way,
Em B7
and
you'll be coming home, home to me.
+ Em - D - B7
Em Am D
G Em
2. Night time isn't clear to me, I find nothing
near to me,
C7
B7 Em
don't
know what to do, but I come to.
Am D G
Em
When it's early in the
morning, very, very early without warning,
Am B7 Em B7E
I can feel a newly born
vibration sneaking up on me again.
Am D
There's a song bird on my
pillow,
G Em
I can see the funny weeping
willow,
Am B7
I can see the sun, you're on your way,
Em E
and
you'll be coming home, home.
+ Am - D - G - Em - A
- A7 - D - B7
Em
Am D G Em
3. Evening is the time of day I find nothing much to say,
C7 B7 Em
don't
know what to do, but I come to.
Am D G Em
When it's early in the morning
over by the window day is dawning,
Am B7 Em B7
E
when
I feel the air, I feel that life is very good to me, you know.
Am D
In the sun, there’s so much
yellow,
G Em
something
in the early morning meadow
Am B7
tells
me that today you're on your way,
Em E
and
you'll be coming home to me.
Am D G Em
When it's early in the
morning, very, very early without warning,
Am B7 Em B7E
I can feel a newly born
vibration sneaking up on me again …
(orig. = capo 3rd) (Vanity
Fare)