Six O'Clock In The Morning

From 1969 album 'Livin' Love' re-released in 2020. A road paving, agency grabbing, '69 girl group garage band trip! Nashville, 1966: five young girls teach themselves their instruments playing along to the radio. Initially named "The Pivots" and by the end of '67 christened as The Feminine Complex, they were playing out and developing a local following including radio and television appearances. They created their own versions of popular songs, a style that reflected their need to express their own experience of girlhood. https://thefemininecomplex.bandcamp.com/album/livin-love https://www.teenbeatrecords.com/artists/femininecomplex.html

Six o'clock in the morning I could see it was dawn And you're gone You're gone Something woke me this morning I could tell something was wrong Cause you're gone You're gone I heard people are talking Now they know they were wrong And now you're gone (you're gone) You're gone (you're gone) You're gone (you're gone) You're gone (you're gone) What people said about us We knеw we didn't care But when I wokе this morning You weren't there Six o'clock in the morning Now, now I know I'm alone You're gone (you're gone) You're gone (you're gone) You're gone (you're gone) You're gone (you're gone) You're gone (you're gone) You're gone