Cheer Up
Reel Big Fish · Greatest Hit & More [2009]
You can't loose that frown,
Life sucks!
What else is new?
That's tough!
There's not much you can do,
You're not the only one,
Not havin' any fun,
I've got a funny feelin',
We're all born to lose,
And I've got a funny feeling,
That this life ain't worth livin'...through,
I've been depressed,
And I get so stressed,
Life sucks!
I don't wonder why,
That's tough!
I just keep on tryin',
So I won't be the one
Not havin' any fun,
I've got a funny feelin',
We're all born to lose,
And I've got a funny feeling,
That this life ain't worth livin'...through,
I'm not givin' up yet,
That's not the end of me,
But it's not goin' to be all right,
You'll see, you'll see!
I've got a funny feelin',
We're all born to lose,
And I've got a funny feeling,
That this life ain't worth livin',
I've got a funny feelin',
We're all born to lose,
And I've got a funny feeling
That this life ain't worth livin',
I've got a funny feelin',
[I've got a funny feelin']
I've got a funny feelin',
[I've got a funny feelin']
I've got a funny feelin',
[I've got a funny feelin']
I've got a funny feelin',
Cheer up.
Cheer Up
Cheer Up stands as a defining track in the discography of Reel Big Fish, capturing the band's signature blend of ska-punk energy and melodic pop sensibilities. Released during the height of their mainstream popularity, the recording showcases the group's tight horn arrangements and driving rhythms that became hallmarks of the third-wave ska movement. The song reflects the band's ability to balance upbeat instrumentation with introspective themes, a characteristic that resonated with fans across their extensive catalogue. As part of their celebrated body of work, this track exemplifies the polished production and infectious hooks that helped establish Reel Big Fish as a staple of the genre. Its enduring presence in their greatest hits collections underscores its significance within their broader musical legacy.