Mudvayne: Happy? Meaning
Happy? Lyrics
That is me
The dead are rolling over
In this hole
Thickening
Dirt shoveled over shoulders
I feel it in me
So overwhelmed
Oh, this pressured center rising
My life overturned
Unfair the despair
All these scars keep ripping...
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The name of the song happy with a question mark at the end is actually a rhetorical question. The reason why it's because for a long time he put up with an abyss of relationship because because when people are hurt by others. Maybe in their childhood, maybe by something else they tend to lash out at others and then feel bad about it afterwards. Anger is a secondary emotion.The first order motion usually is sadness or some other loss or pain.Physical mental wherever abuse that pain then manifest into anger the secondary Emotion in this song he is actually the one happy. Even though he was the one who received the abuse he has.
Resolved with himseoff to remain unaffected.
And therefore. The abuser did not get the reward they were seeking. I got this from a old proverb from the Buddhist religion Buddhism that states.If someone offers you a gift and you don't accept it.Whose gift is it. In this case, the abuser I gotten used to getting the reward by lashing out at him because they hurt inside because they were abut he realizes that.
This abusive person, it's doing this because. They actually are hurting inside and is manifested into anger.And so by remaining unaffected, because he knows the reason now it's not personal.Actually it's not even him.It's her and by not accepting the gift Which is a metaphor for the lashing out of anger.
Emains, unaffected, and she has to bear that gift now.So not only is she heard now?She's angry at herself and he can finally move on cause.He knows now he's happy. The end. -
That's the beauty of this song, it can be interpreted in so many different aspects. This song reminds me of my relationship with my mentally abusive, and slightly physically abusive with my mom. This song is an anthem to me from years ago.
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The lyrics are thoughts from victim in a narcissistic relationship, or hopefully out of the relationship.
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I don’t know what it is but reading through the lyrics of this song it always makes me think about abandonment, especially the line “ does it make you happy? now that I’m lost left with nothing” and I’ve read that he wrote this song when he was going through a divorce so idk it’s just a thought coming from a 14 year old metal lover
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I hear him directly addressing the listener.
Are you happy now after everything you've done to yourself? -
I remember loving this song when it came out but I was too young to understand it. Mid to late twenties now and I know that most people consider this a heart break song but I actually didn't connect to this song feeling that. I've been in school taking 7 years to get my associates degree all while trying to figure myself out. I got my degree and now I'm going to get my bachelor's degree realizing that I have to spend 3 more years in school. 10 years to get my bachelor's degree and realizing that it shouldn't take that long and haven't been able to move far in life. Still broke as fuck, barely enough money left over from rent leaving me 400 dollars to get by every month. I never wanted to go to school after I graduated from high school but I had no choice because of my parents. The term "happy" in this song connected to me because I'm here where I'm at to please my parents instead of myself. I'm so far in now that I can't drop out because I don't want to make minimum wage and I can't just up and leave because I have no stable job to get me by in life other than these small part time jobs.
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Actually this song is about Ryan and his wife going threw a divorce and he wrote this song soon after it happened. Asking her if she was happy.
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Sounds like about addiction!!
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My interpretation is that Chad, Mudvayne's singer, has had a lot of problems in his life (like all of us, let's be honest) and he just explains his suffering in this one. I do agree with the other post, too, that it's mainly, if not completely, about his childhood. It's just a great song, aswell. I really hope Mudvayne gets back together. Alright, y'all, take it easy.
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My interpretation is that Chad, Mudvayne's singer, has had a lot of problems in his life (like all of us, let's be honest) and he just explains his suffering in this one. I do agree with the other post, too, that it's mainly, if not completely, about his childhood. It's just a great song, aswell. I really hope Mudvayne gets back together. Alright, y'all, take it easy.
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the song represents the abuse that people are given durring their childhood by friends family or a person they care about who dosent care back
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He's being betrayed constantly and he's asking if the person who did it is happy with themselves now.
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