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Heavenly Day Ukulele Chords – Patty Griffin. This song uses the chords: B, G#mi, E, F#sus4, F#, C#mi7. You can change the key for free, as needed.
Heavenly Day Ukulele Chords – Patty Griffin
CAPO 4
INTRO:
B Abmin E F#
BOh, heavenly daG#y E F# All the Bclouds blG#minew awaEy F# BGot no trouble todG#min ay E F#
BWith anyG#minone E F#
BThe smile on your fG#minace E F#
I live Bonly to sG#minee E F# BIt’s enough for me, bG#minaby, it’s Eenough for mF#eOh, heavenly dBay, heavenly dEay, heavenly dBay
BRIDGE:
G#minTomorrow may rain with BsorrowC#minHere’s a little time we can G#minborrowEForget all our troubles in these Bmoments so few
Oh because C#minright now is only thingThat all that Ewe really have to dF#oIs have ourselves, Ba heavenly dG#minay E F#
Lay here and Bwatch the trees sG#minway E F#oh Can’t see Bno other wG#minay, no wEay, no wF#ayHeavenly dBay, heavenly dEay, heavenly dBay
G#minNo one at my shoulder Bbringing me fearsC#minGot no clouds up above me G#minbringing me tears
EGot nothing to tell you, I’ve got Bnothing much to sayOnly I’m C#minglad to be here with youOn this Eheavenly, heavenly, F#heavenly, heavenly
BHeavenlG#miny day
EOh-F#oo-oh, all the Btrouble gone aG#minway, Eoh-F#oo-ohBFor a while anyG#minway, for a Ewhile anyF#wayHeavenBly day, heavenly G#minday, heavenly BdayHeavenly G#minday, heavenly Bday, oh-oo-Eoh-oh, heavenly daBy
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“Heavenly Day” History:
🎯 Basic Info
- Heavenly Day is written and performed by Patty Griffin.
- The song appears on her album Children Running Through, released on February 6, 2007.
- On the album, Heavenly Day is the 6th track.
🎵 Musical Style & Technical Details
According to one music-analysis site:
- Key: B Major
- Tempo: 92 BPM
- Time signature: 6/8
- The song’s vibe is gentle, mostly acoustic, leaning toward folk/Americana — characteristic of Griffin’s broader style.
✨ Theme & Lyrics
- The lyrics open with “Oh heavenly day, all the clouds blew away”. The song expresses a sense of gratitude for a moment of peace and contentment.
- It’s about cherishing a simple moment of love or closeness, free from troubles — “lay here and watch the trees sway,” enjoying a “heavenly day.”
- The overall tone is optimistic and soothing, often described as uplifting by listeners (some note it works especially well in calming, reflective contexts, like yoga or quiet relaxation).
📀 Reception & Legacy
- The album Children Running Through — which includes Heavenly Day — was the highest-charting album of Griffin’s career at the time: it debuted at No. 34 on the US Billboard 200.
- Critics and fans alike have praised “Heavenly Day”: it’s regarded as a showcase for Griffin’s voice — giving her “a chance to let that fine voice soar.”
- Many listeners use it as an uplifting, comforting song. One blog recommended it for a “yoga playlist,” noting how its blend of voice, words, and simplicity can shift a person’s mood.
🎬 Live Performances & Alternate Versions
- There is a live performance of the song included on the live video album Patty Griffin: Live from the Artist’s Den (2008), where Heavenly Day appears among the tracks.
- The live recording maintains the acoustic, intimate feel — a signature of Griffin’s live shows.
