Page type: lyric reference
Artist: Hotel Lights
Canonical path: /hotel-lights/happy-and-glad
Related lyric paths: 6
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Happy And Glad
Read Happy And Glad lyrics by Hotel Lights on LyroVerse, with linked artist context and related song paths.
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Happy And Glad
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rain is coming down on the runway
and there is sunshine sneaking in with the words
that are biting back
ooooooh
ooooooh
plastic radio clock alarm ends
walking endlessly looking for made up friends
everything said about you was lies
now you're happy and glad.
ooooooh
ooooooh
tasting like vodka
smashing into windows
you said everyone's a chord
and I was C major
now you're happy and sad
ooooooh
ooooooh
cause I'm happy and glad
happy and glad
cause I'm happy and glad
i'm happy and glad
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Hotel Lights performs "Happy And Glad", and this lyric page sits inside the Hotel Lights catalog on LyroVerse.
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