SIX FEET UNDER (Caleigh’s Song) Lyrics - HARDY

Six Feet Under (Caleigh's Song) by Hardy is a poignant country ballad that explores the raw emotions of grief and loss. The song centers on a narrator grappling with the death of his beloved, Caleigh.

Where do you go when you die
How do you know when you're there
If Heaven’s a moment you wish never ended
Then I'm six feet under somewhere
I'm six feet under somewhere

Explanation of Verse 1:
 Introduces the central theme - existential questions about death and the afterlife. The narrator contemplates where Caleigh might have gone and ponders if there's a place where happy moments last forever. The repeated line "I'm six feet under somewhere" foreshadows the emotional weight of the song.

Oh what I’d give for a bottle to keep
These memories forever locked up in my heart
Why can't I just relive your sweet words on repeat
The ones that you said making my last name ours
My darling this feeling's
One I never imaged
Yeah I just hope Jesus
Forgives me for asking but

Explanation of  Verse 2:
 Delves deeper into the narrator's grief. He craves a way to preserve his memories of Caleigh, wishing he could relive their sweet words and the promises they shared.

Where do you go when you die
How do you know when you're there
If Heaven's a moment you wish never ended
Then I'm six feet under somewhere
But I'm six feet under somewhere

Explanation of  Chorus:
 The haunting refrain that echoes throughout the song, capturing the essence of the narrator's despair:Where do you go when you die / How do you know when you're there?" These lines reflect his confusion and yearning for answers about the afterlife.If Heaven's a moment you wish never ended / Then I'm six feet under somewhere This heartbreaking statement implies that if heaven represents eternal happiness, then the narrator must be condemned to a state of emotional despair, "six feet under," representing his burial by grief.

I swear to God I thought I was dead
On the side of the road with glass in my head
Ah but death ain't what scared me to death in the end
It was thinking I’d never see you again
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Explanation of  Verse 3:
 Offers a possible explanation for Caleigh's death. The narrator describes a traumatic event, possibly an accident, where he himself was injured. However, the most terrifying realization comes later - the prospect of living without Caleigh.

Where do you go when you die
How do you know when you’re there
If Heaven's a moment you wish never ended
Then I’m six feet under somewhere
I'm six feet under somewhere
I'm six feet under somewhere

OVERALL
The song's emotional flow is disrupted by an advertisement for upcoming rock shows and artists. This jarring break is followed by nonsensical lyrics and placeholders for the melody, likely due to how the song is presented online.The song concludes with a powerful repetition of the chorus, emphasizing the narrator's overwhelming sense of loss and the feeling of being emotionally buried by grief.