She packed her shit
And she left for the city
On the 18th train
And I still can't believe it

Man I don't know how we could let this happen

She slammed the door
And she gave me the finger
Ill be back so fast
I still can't remember
You can read it yourself
Its all in the letter

Man I don't even know how we could let this happen

Maybe your right
We've had a good time
I'll sit around
You get yourself a new life
Go get your spark
Go find your smile
And get happy

It's hurts
Your back
Did you find what was missing?
Was it just that easy
And were your mistaken?

Man I don't even know how we could let this happen
I don't even know how we could let this happen

Maybe your right
We've had a good time
I'll sit around
You get yourself a new life
Go get your spark
Go find your smile
And just let it shine tonight wherever you are
I hope there's a spark
Save me a smile
And get happy (yeah)

Happy (yeah)
Happy (yeah)

Maybe your right
We've had a good time
I'll sit around
You get yourself a new life
Go get your spark
Go find your smile
And just let it shine tonight wherever you are
I hope there's a spark
Save me a smile
And get happy

And get happy (yeah)
Get happy (yeah)

Packed your shit and you left me
(find your smile)
Slammed the door and forgave me
(find your smile)
Guess who's back in the city
(find your smile)
And I just hope your happy


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Get Happy Lyrics as written by Jaret Reddick Zac Maloy

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    General Comment

    It's " And we fell so fast, I still can't remember, you can read it yourself, it's all in the letter, man, I don't even know how we could let this happen" after "she slammed the door and gave me the finger" in the beginning.

    :)

    Bertxxon December 11, 2004   Link
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    General Comment

    Good song, a lot like A-Hole though. Great beat.

    Jakazulon December 14, 2004   Link
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    General Comment

    What an awsome song! I downloaded it months ago and I only listened to it just then, well i'm listening to it now, and shit it's bloody awsome!!!!!

    PunkWillNeverDieon June 18, 2005   Link
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    General Comment

    lyrics are all wrong though..

    PunkWillNeverDieon June 18, 2005   Link
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    CORRECTED LYRICS:

    She packed her shit and she left for the city On the 8:10 train and I still can't believe it Man, I don't even know how we could let this happen She slammed the door and she gave me the finger And we fell so fast I still can't remember You can read it yourself, it's all in the letter Man, I don't even know how we could let this happen

    Maybe you're right we've had a good time I'll sit around, you get yourself a new life Go get your spot, go find your smile and get happy

    Heard your back did you find what was missing? Was it just that easy or were you mistaken Man, I don't even know how we could let this happen I don't even know how we could let this happen

    Maybe you're right We've had a good time I'll sit around you get yourself a new life Go get your spot, go find your smile And just let it shine tonight wherever you are I hope there's a spot (hope there's a spot) Save me a smile And get happy, yeah Happy, yeah Happy, yeah

    Maybe you're right We've had a good time I'll sit around you get yourself a new life Go get your spot, go find your smile And just let it shine tonight wherever you are I hope there's a spot (hope there's a spot) And save me a smile And get happy Get happy, yeah Get happy, yeah

    Packed her shit and she left me (find your smile) Slammed the door and she gave me (find your smile) Guess she's back in the city (find your smile) Man, I just hope you're happy

    (from: sing365.com)

    PunkWillNeverDieon June 18, 2005   Link
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    General Comment

    At a time when it's trendy to sound as sad and miserable as you possibly can, BFS is just the opposite. That's cool.

    punkpirateon January 20, 2006   Link
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    General Comment

    False Marketing if ever, we decided this after discussing it, the songs called 'Get Happy' but it's about breaking up it makes us laugh, it's an awesome song though

    peanuts and raisinson August 10, 2007   Link
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    General Comment

    just me then who thought it was spa and not spot??? well i like spa more anyway

    rebelwithalostcauseon September 22, 2007   Link
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    General Comment

    I do believe it's "go get your spark"..but ok.

    shelbo_117on December 24, 2007   Link
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    General Comment

    i think it's go get your spark... 'spark' actually makes more sense in the verse.. you know, spark, as in brightness, as in happiness, as in smile... so:

    go get your spark, go find your smile and get happy...

    regulus.21on June 01, 2008   Link

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