Low Key

Low-key would appear to have musical origins, characterizing something has having a deeper, more muted, or darker tonal register.We can find low-key for "of a low pitch" in the early 19th century. Charles Dickens, for instance, wrote of it that way in his 1844 novel Martin Chuzzlewit: She continued to sidle at Mr. Chuffey with looks of sharp hostility, and to defy him with many other ...

Low Key Letra: Lanalizer got the fire, Tengo un flow tan cabrón, Que tratan de imitarlo, pero ninguno se iguala, Si viene' pa' acá alza'o, el piquete se te baja, Si dice' que estoy vola'o, pues, ven y pícame las ala' (Wuh), Ven y pícame las ala', yaow....