Happy With Me
HOLYCHILD · The Shape of Brat Pop to Come [2015]
running up into the upswing
Call me, I'm done, when I speak about the truth
The moment come the bottom to the down beat,
It's not easy there when you feel the wear
Patients bring the chair, ooh-oh oooh-oh
Everyday do you notice that we're never free
Why can't you be Happy with me?
Everyday we are running, though we're not trapped in the sea
Oh, why can't you be Happy with me?!
Oh, why can't you be Happy with me?!
Pushing paper, I do everything I'm told,
Yeah I do do it for the money
Understating, every after that I'm taking
I see it coming
It's not easy there when you feel the wear
Patients bring the chair, ooh-oh oooh-oh
Everyday do you notice that we're never free
Why can't you be Happy with me?
Everyday we are running, though we're not trapped in the sea
Oh, why can't you be Happy with me?!
Everyday do you notice that we're never free
Why can't you be Happy with me?
Everyday we are running, though we're not trapped in the sea
Oh, why can't you be Happy with me?!
The messages won't stop,
they just keep pulling at you
Teasing us with the thought that badest something will do
If we could hold the tongue and focus all our time through
We would just rise above the cycle that we're bound to
Everyday do you notice that we're never free
Why can't you be Happy with me?
Everyday we are running, though we're not trapped in the sea
Oh, why can't you be Happy with me?!
Everyday do you notice that we're never free
Why can't you be Happy with me?
Everyday we are running, though we're not trapped in the sea
Oh, why can't you be Happy with me?!
Everyday do you notice that we're never free
Why can't you be Happy with me?
Everyday we are running, though we're not trapped in the sea
Oh, why can't you be Happy with me?!
Happy With Me
HOLYCHILD's "Happy With Me" serves as a standout track from their 2015 album, The Shape of Brat Pop to Come. Released during the height of the K-pop industry's rapid evolution, the song exemplifies the group's signature blend of electronic pop and emotive vocals. The recording captures the band's ability to craft anthemic melodies that resonate with themes of self-acceptance and confidence. As part of their broader discography, the track stands alongside other notable works like "Pretend Believe" and "Running Behind," showcasing HOLYCHILD's consistent effort to push genre boundaries while maintaining a distinct sonic identity. The song remains a significant piece of their catalog, reflecting the era's shift toward more experimental and polished production styles in Korean pop music.