Over basic piano chords, Musgraves sings about the diverse beauty she observes all around her as she attempts to coax a friend out of a glum and stormy mindset. If you could see what I see, you'd be blinded by the colors Yellow, red and orange and green, and at least a million others So tie up your bow, take off your coat and take a look around
Musgraves performed the stripped down ballad during the 2018 C2C: Country to Country Festival in the U.K. and Ireland over the March 10-11, 2018 weekend. Sharing a clip of her performance on social media, the songstress said her grandmother was a fan of the song. "I love this song so much. Was my Memaw's favorite before she passed and we played it at her funeral. It's for anyone with any kind of weight on their shoulders."
Originally penned by Musgraves as an encouraging note for herself after reading her horoscope, this was the final song the singer's grandmother heard her write and was performed at her funeral. "For a long time, that was a really hard one to hear, but I thought that it fit really nicely on the record," Musgraves told Taste of Country. "It turned into a song as a little message to myself, and then ended up being a song for anybody with any kind of weight on their shoulders."
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