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Heigh-Ho Lyrics – The Seven Dwarfs



Soundtrack Album: Classic Disney
Heigh-Ho Text
We dig dig dig dig dig dig dig in our mine the whole day through
To dig dig dig dig dig dig dig is what we really like to do
It ain't no trick to get rich quick
If you dig dig dig with a shovel or a pick
In a mine! In a mine! In a mine! In a mine!
Where a million diamonds shine!

We dig dig dig dig dig dig dig from early morn till night
We dig dig dig dig dig dig dig up everything in sight
We dig up diamonds by the score
A thousand rubies, sometimes more
But we don't know what we dig 'em for
We dig dig dig a-dig dig

Heigh-ho, Heigh-ho
Heigh-ho, Heigh-ho
Heigh-ho

[Chorus]
Heigh-ho, Heigh-ho
It's home from work we go
[Whistle]

Heigh-ho, Heigh-ho, Heigh-ho

[Chorus]

Heigh-ho, Heigh-ho
[Whistle]

Heigh-ho, Heigh-ho
Heigh-ho, Heigh-ho
Heigh-ho, Heigh-ho
Heigh-ho hum

[Chorus three times]

Heigh-ho [until fade]


Classic Disney Album Cover

Classic Disney

Soundtrack Lyrics for Cartoon, 2003

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›Heigh-Ho

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March, 12th 2024
Background and Context. "Heigh-Ho" is a classic song from Disney's first full-length animated feature film, "Snow White and the Seven Dwarfs," released in 1937. This cheerful and iconic tune is sung by the seven dwarfs as they end their day of work in the diamond mines and head back home. The song is synonymous with the dwarfs themselves, capturing their hardworking, jovial nature. It's a memorable mment in the film, showcasing the dwarfs' camaraderie and their simple yet content approach to life. Main Message and Theme. The primary message of "Heigh-Ho" revolves around the value of work abd the joy found in fulfilling daily responsibilities. The dwarfs' enthusiastic chorus about their labor in the mines reflects a positive attitude towards work, emphasizing that satisfaction and pride can be derived from one's efforts, regardless of the job's nature. The song celebrates the virtues of hard work, teamwork, and the importance of having a cheerful disposition, even in the most repetitive and strenuous tasks. Meaning and Summary. Through its repetitive, catchy lyrics, "Heigh-Ho" illustrates the dwarfs' daily routine of digging for diamonds and jewels, a task they undertake with unwavering zeal and efficiency. Despite not knowing the purpose behind their endless digging ("But we don't know what we dig 'em for"), their spirits remain high, showcasing their intrinsic motivation and love for work. The song's chorus, "Heigh-Ho, Heigh-Ho, It's home from work we go," serves as a jubilant anthem for concluding a day's work and returning to the comforts of home, highlighting the balance between work and rest. Emotion and Mood. The mood of "Heigh-Ho" is upbeat and infectious, with a rhythm that mimics the march of the dwarfs as they leave the mine. The song's lively tempo and simple melody create a sense of movement and joy, inviting audiences to whistle and hum along. It encapsulates the film's magical charm and the timeless appeal of Disney's storytelling, offering a light-hearted reminder of the happiness that can be found in everyday life and labor. "Heigh-Ho" remains one of Disney's most beloved songs, celebrated for its positive energy and the universal message of finding joy in one's work.

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