Happy In the Sorrow Key Indigo Girls
"Happy In the Sorrow Key" by Indigo Girls, released in 1997, is a #Folk rock song that explores themes of resilience, embracing sadness, and finding joy amid struggle. The lyrics convey a deep emotional complexity, highlighting the coexistence of happiness and sorrow. Unique harmonies and acoustic instrumentation enhance its introspective nature, resonating with listeners seeking solace in difficult times.
[Intro]
One, okay
One two three four
[Chorus]
As I lay my burden down
In the cradle of an elegy
In the shotgun shape of this life
I'm happy happy in the sorrow key
[Verse 1]
Hadrian's wall was mighty
Not so mighty it didn't fall
I roamed among its sod and stone
To wonder how we come apart
The earth it holds the human toll
The heavens bow to the gravity
The bursting heart the bleeding brain
In grief we shift tectonically
[Chorus]
As I lay my burden down now
In the cradle of an elegy
In the shotgun shape of this life
I'm happy happy in the sorrow key
One, okay
One two three four
[Chorus]
As I lay my burden down
In the cradle of an elegy
In the shotgun shape of this life
I'm happy happy in the sorrow key
[Verse 1]
Hadrian's wall was mighty
Not so mighty it didn't fall
I roamed among its sod and stone
To wonder how we come apart
The earth it holds the human toll
The heavens bow to the gravity
The bursting heart the bleeding brain
In grief we shift tectonically
[Chorus]
As I lay my burden down now
In the cradle of an elegy
In the shotgun shape of this life
I'm happy happy in the sorrow key
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