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Write the entire lyrics of "Happier"

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ra1l [238]3 years ago

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Answer:

[Intro: Bastille]

Lately, I've been, I've been thinking

I want you to be happier, I want you to be happier

[Verse 1: Bastille]

When the morning comes

When we see what we've become

In the cold light of day, we're a flame in the wind

Not the fire that we've begun

Every argument, every word we can't take back

'Cause with all that has happened

I think that we both know the way that this story ends

[Chorus: Bastille]

Then only for a minute

I want to change my mind

'Cause this just don't feel right to me

I wanna raise your spirits

I want to see you smile but

Know that means I'll have to leave

[Post-Chorus: Bastille]

Know that means I'll have to leave

Lately, I've been, I've been thinking

I want you to be happier, I want you to be happier

[Verse 2: Bastille]

When the evening falls

And I'm left there with my thoughts

And the image of you being with someone else

Well, it's eating me up inside

But we ran our course, we pretended we're okay

Now if we jump together, at least we can swim

Far away from the wreck we made

[Chorus: Bastille]

Then only for a minute

I want to change my mind

'Cause this just don't feel right to me

I wanna raise your spirits

I want to see you smile but

Know that means I'll have to leave

[Post-Chorus: Bastille]

Know that means I'll have to leave

Lately, I've been, I've been thinking

I want you to be happier, I want you to be happier

[Bridge: Bastille]

So I'll go, I'll go

I will go, go, go

So I'll go, I'll go

I will go, go, go

[Pre-Chorus: Bastille]

Lately, I've been, I've been thinking

I want you to be happier, I want you to be happier

Even though I might not like this

I think that you'll be happier, I want you to be happier

[Chorus: Bastille]

Then only for a minute (Only for a minute)

I want to change my mind

'Cause this just don't feel right to me (Right to me)

I wanna raise your spirits (Wanna raise your spirits)

I want to see you smile but

Know that means I'll have to leave

[Post-Chorus: Bastille]

Know that means I'll have to leave

Lately, I've been, I've been thinking

I want you to be happier, I want you to be happier

[Outro: Bastille]

So I'll go, I'll go

I will go, go, go

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