Lady Antebellum, who performed the hit “Hello World” at the CMA Awards, have received a lot of praise for the song, which has a h
opeful message and displays an appreciation for the little things. While the “Hello World” lyrics are rather straightforward, Lady Antebellum shared the story behind the lyrics, and you can read 
all about it below.Full “Hello World” lyrics follow the explanation. ”Hello World” comes from Lady Antebellum’s Need You Now, “The idea for this song is an old one. It was originally called, ‘Hello Heart.’ I started it when I was 27 years old,” explains songwriter David Lee. “I wrote a chorus and pretty much most of the song a different way. And then I put it down, turned away from it, and didn’t think of it again for at least 10 years.”
“I got with Tony Lane, and we sat down and talked about it one day. We tried to write it, tried to come up with some ideas and finally came up with the chorus. But the rhymes weren’t jelling. Then we got Tom Douglas in on it.”
“Tom’s great,” said Lee. “He actually had the idea to change this song to ‘Hello World,’ because we couldn’t get the rhyme right. ‘Hello Heart’ didn’t have the feel. Tom got a hold of it and started messing around with it on his piano. Then he called me and said, ‘Hey, what about, ‘Hello World?” He also had an idea to change the first verse.”
“If Tom Douglas and Tony Lane hadn’t helped me, this song wouldn’t be what it is, that’s for sure,” said Lee.
“Hello World” is a song that speaks of positive vibes. Hope and happiness are melded into one between the lines of this very amazing musical composition. A lot of people feel that the song is the medium to a state of more comfort, more satisfaction and more gratitude.
Lady Antebellum’s songwriter David Lee says that the song went through a lot of revisions and editing before it was finally released as a part of the group’s album. All that trouble is worth the effort, though, for today, people have realized that saying thank you for the little things is a necessary step to being happy.
from:jacktimes.com
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