Diving into the depths of regret and self-reflection, this song is a raw confession of a man's struggle with his own shortcomings. The protagonist hopes for his ex-lover to find happiness, even if it means he'll be portrayed negatively in her autobiographical book. He acknowledges his flaws - addiction, fear of change, and an inherited predisposition to alcoholism. Despite the gloomy undertones, there's a glimmer of hope as he embarks on a quest for his own slice of happiness. His journey will not be easy, but he is determined to overcome his fears and find joy in life again. This piece poignantly illustrates that finding happiness often involves confronting our deepest fears and insecurities. #SelfReflection #OvercomingFears #ChasingHappiness #RawEmotion
Happiness
Lyrics
I really hope that you find happiness
And the book you write's magnificent
And I won't help but stare at every word
It would burn holes in many mattresses
After I place it down, read in full
That lovely little book titled, "I Told You So"
Yeah, you're Thoreau-ly mad
At the world
Yeah, and it sucks, but this place will never change
It'll probably get way worse
At best, stay the same, so you'll be fucking world renowned
While I'm getting drunk at my house
Thinking about the dumb words I said when I was a bit too high
Those two pills I took felt very nice
But made me break your lovely little heart
And I said, "Ashley, that's so fucking dumb
To think that life just hands you some book
That you barely have to write
It's gonna take like fucking four or five bad books nobody would ever like
For you to live that wonderful life"
And she stopped
And she cried
That night
And she's right, she's gonna write that book
That's gonna make me look
Like a fucking fool
And I know that she'll find happiness
And her book will be magnificent
And I won't help but stare at every word
It would burn holes in all these mattresses
After I place it down, read in full
That lovely little book titled, "I Told You So"
Yeah, you're Thoreau-ly mad at me
But so what?
I'm never gonna change
I'll probably get way worse
At best, stay the same
So I will sit and I will drink myself to either to sleep or my untimely death
Either way I hope that you don't cry, you know
That's just a part of life
Derek's father and my father know
Cirrhosis is a tough way to go
So when we drink a lot after our show
Pretending that we're not even scared at all
Genetics are what make me go to bed
Because there's something that's inside my head
That will click and make me drink until I'm dead
And Derek's dad and my dad are done
So I will sit and I will think about this life
And if I even like it
But I know that I'm gonna find a little bit of
Happiness
I think it's in my house or somewhere else
But I am turning over every stone
And I will search the fucking depths of this
Stupid place my kids will have to live
In order just to smile a little bit
But you know
I'm thoroughly in love with you
And yeah, I'm really scared that I may never change
But I'm so fucking done being so afraid
I really hope that you find happiness
Writer(s): David Baez-Lopez, Derek Lynch, Frank Jorge Lopes Jr.
Copyright(s): Lyrics © Warner Chappell Music, Inc.
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