Hygge (From Frozen: The Broadway Musical)

by Kristen Anderson-Lopez & Robert Lopez

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Here in A (E7)ren (Am)delle, the (Bdim7)win ters can be, (E7)well,

(Dm)let’s just say it’s (G)not so ver y (C)good.

But (Am)e ven (G)at this (C)lat i tude, we’ll (G)keep a (Am)hap py (G)at ti tude un (F)til we burn our (B)fi nal piece of (E)wood.

See, (Am)there’s a word we live by to (F)keep our feel ings (C)great.

You don’t (F7)have this word in En glish, but al (E7)low me to good trans late.

Hy gge means com f’ta ble, (D)hy gge means co zy, (E7)hy gge means sit ting by the fi re (A6)with your cheeks all ros (A)y.

(A6)Hy gge hy gge hy gge (A6)hy gge hy gge hy gge (E9)hy gge hy gge hy gge (E9)hy gge hy gge hy gge.

(E9)Hy gge li hy gge li hy gge li hy gge li hy gge li hy gge li.

I will trans late (A)more.

Hy gge means can dle light, (D)hy gge means eas y, (E7)hy gge means all to geth er play ing (A6)how you say?

Par chee (A)si.

(A6)Hy gge hy gge hy gge (A6)hy gge hy gge hy gge (E9)hy gge hy gge hy gge (E9)hy gge hy gge hy gge.

(E9)Hy gge li hy gge li hy gge li hy gge li hy gge li hy gge li.

I will trans late (A)more.

(Dm7)Find ing a (G)spi der in your (C)shoe?

Not hy gge.

(F#)Hav ing an an (B7)noy ing thing to (E)do?

Not hy gge!

(A6)Hy gge’s not sched u led, you (Dm6)can’t say when it starts or ends.

(A)Most im por tant ly, it (Bm)can’t be hy gge with (Dm)out your (E)fam i ly and (A)friends!

Oh, (A6)hy gge hy gge hy gge (A6)hy gge hy gge hy gge (E9)hy gge hy gge hy gge (E9)hy gge hy gge hy gge.

(E9)Hy gge li hy gge li hy gge li hy gge li hy gge li hy gge li.

Now it’s time to (A)sweat.

Hy gge is al co hol, (Eb)hy gge is eat ing, (F)hy gge is (F7)glugg, a maz ing (Bb)stuff when you are need ing heat (F)ing.

(Bb)Hy gge means you’re friend ly.

You stop (Ebm6)want ing to be rude.

(Bb)Join us for some su per (Cm7)du per hy gge (Ebm)in the (F)sau na in the (Bb)nude!

Oh, (Bb6)hy gge hy gge hy gge (Bb6)hy gge hy gge hy Don’t wor ry a bout your bod y, noth ing we have n’t seen.

(F9)Hy gge hy gge hy gge hy gge hy gge hy gge.

Whip your self with a branch and you will feel nice and clean!

(F)Hy gge li hy gge li hy gge li.

Go on, get in the sau na!

Hy gge li hy gge li hy gge li.

Come on, you know you waun na!

Now it’s time (F)to (Bb)drink!

A (Db)toast to all our (Bbm)fam i ly and friends; to (Ebm7)hy gge in a (Ab7)storm that nev er ends.

So (Db)let it keep on go ing; we (Gb)al ways have each oth er.

The (Eb)glugg is brewed, we’re here, we’re nude, and (Ab)so let’s (A)have an oth er (D)toast to all our (Bm)fam i ly and friends; to (Em7)hy gge in a (A)storm that nev er ends.

So (D)let it keep on go ing.

We (G)al ways have each oth er.

The (E)glugg is brewed, we’re here, we’re nude, and (A)so let’s (Bb7)have an oth er (Eb)toast to all our (Cm)fam i ly and friends; to (Fm)hy gge in a (Bb)storm that nev er ends.

So (Eb)let it keep on go ing; we (Ab)al ways have each oth er.

The (F7)glugg is brewed, we’re here, we’re nude, and...

(Bb7)EX CUSE ME!

(Dm7)Starv ing to (G)death with in a (C)week?

Not hy gge.

A (F#m)fu ture that’s (B)cold and dead and (E)bleak?

Not hy gge!

We have an (D)ur gent job to (Dm)do.

(A6)If you can’t stay here with (F#7)us to (Bm)hy gge, take all the hy gge (E7)that you can with (A)you!

Oh, (A6)hy gge hy gge hy gge (A6)hy gge hy gge hy gge.

Co zi est cloak and dress and boots!

(E9)Hy gge hy gge hy gge hy gge hy gge hy gge.

One of our skimp i est swim ming suits!

Yes!

Hy gge li hy gge li hy gge li hy gge li hy gge li hy gge li.

You need this rope and this axe!

And al so, you need to re lax!

Please take this sweat er I knit ted, and Son, if I may be per mit ted, heed my ad vice!

I don’t need to say twice.

You’re a bout to go out on a death march of ice!

Take all the car rots, and al so a flask, for yours is a le thal and lu di crous task!

If we all die, keep this stuff as a loan er.

If we sur vive, you owe ten thou sand kro ner.

(B6)Hy gge hy gge hy gge hy gge hy gge (C#m7)hy gge hy gge (F#9)hy gge hy gge hy gge.

(Gb6)Ah,

(Fm7)ah.

(Eb6)Hy gge hy gge hy gge hy gge hy gge (Fm7)hy gge hy gge hy gge hy gge hy gge.

(Bb)Hy gge li hy gge li (Bb7)hy gge li hy gge li hy gge li hy gge li.

(Eb)WHOO!

Hygge (From Frozen: The Broadway Musical) by Kristen Anderson-Lopez & Robert Lopez — Easy Piano for Kids

This page shows “Hygge (From Frozen: The Broadway Musical)” by Kristen Anderson-Lopez & Robert Lopez in our color-coded kid songbook view — every note is colored by pitch (red C, orange D, yellow E, green F, blue G, purple A, pink B) and the lyrics sit directly under each note, so children can sing along while they play. The song is in the key of A at 80 BPM, a comfortable easy-level arrangement perfect for first-time learners.

Tips for parents & teachers

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Frequently asked questions

Is "Hygge (From Frozen: The Broadway Musical)" good for a child learning piano?
Yes — this color-coded arrangement is designed for ages 4-12. Each note is colored by pitch so kids match colors to keys, no music reading required. Lyrics sit under every note for sing-along play.
What age can start with "Hygge (From Frozen: The Broadway Musical)"?
Children as young as 4 can follow the color-coded notes. By age 6-7 most kids can play through the song themselves with light guidance. Parent help is recommended for the first few sessions.
Do we need a piano teacher to use this?
No — the color-coded format is designed to be self-explanatory. Parents with no music background can supervise. Teachers can also use it as an introductory lesson tool.
Can we print the sheet music?
Yes — tap "Download Sheet Music" above for a free printable PDF with the same color-coded notes that appear on screen.