Hallelujah
HAIM * Track #15 On Women in Music Pt. III
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Album Women in Music Pt. III
Hallelujah by HAIM
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HAIMProduced by
Rostam & Ariel Rechtshaid & Danielle HaimWrited by
Tobias Jesso Jr. & Danielle Haim & Este Haim & Alana HaimAbout
Hallelujah sees the HAIM sisters embracing their vulnerabilities and discussing “family, love, loss, and being thankful for it all.” Alana’s verse sees her discussing a personal story about a best friend who died when she was twenty.
One of the bonus tracks off Women in Music Pt III, it was release...
Hallelujah Lyrics
[Verse 1: Danielle]
I met two angels, but they were in disguise
Took one look to realize
Tell 'em anything and they will sympathize
These arms hold me tight
Old fears, helped to ease them in my mind
New tears say that they will dry in time
[Chorus: Danielle]
Why me? How'd I get this hallelujah?
Hallelujah
[Verse 2: Este, Danielle]
Laughing together like our thoughts are harmonized
Been that way since '95
Give me direction when it is hard to fight
Three roads, one light
Now and then I can lean my back to yours
Travelin' like our feet don't touch the floor
[Chorus: Danielle]
Why me? How'd I get this hallelujah?
Hallelujah, hallelujah
Why me? How'd I get this hallelujah?
[Verse 3: Alana]
I had a best friend but she has come to pass
One I wish I could see now
You always remind me that memories will last
These arms reach out
You were there to protect me like a shield
Long hair, running with me through the field
Everywhere, you've been with me all along
[Chorus: Danielle]
Why me? How'd I get this hallelujah? (Hallelujah)
Why me? How'd I get this hallelujah?
Why me? How'd I get this hallelujah?
Hallelujah
Hallelujah Q&A
Who wrote Hallelujah's ?
Hallelujah was written by Tobias Jesso Jr. & Danielle Haim & Este Haim & Alana Haim.
Who produced Hallelujah's ?
Hallelujah was produced by Rostam & Ariel Rechtshaid & Danielle Haim.
When did HAIM release Hallelujah?
HAIM released Hallelujah on Mon Nov 18 2019.
What did HAIM say about "Hallelujah"?
In an Instagram post (November 2019), Alana shares a personal story behind her verse in the song:
It’s a song about family, love, loss, and being thankful for it all. It’s hard to talk about my verse in the song but I wanted to open up about it so here i go… I went through a really dark time when I...