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Frank Sinatra Glad To Be Unhappy Lyrics
Total views: 1 time this week / Rating: 6.57/10 [7 votes]Album: In The Wee Small Hours / Original Release Date: 1955Genre: VocalSong Duration: 2 min 35 sec
FRANK SINATRA
- Glad To Be Unhappy Lyrics / with translationsLook at yourself, if you had a sense of humor
You would laugh to beat the band
Look at yourself, do you still believe the rumor
That romance is simply grand?
Since you took it right on the chin
You have lost that bright toothpaste grin
My mental state is all a-jumble
I sit around and sadly mumble
Fools rush in, so here I am
Very glad to be unhappy
I can't win, but here I am
More than glad to be unhappy
Unrequited love's a bore
And I've got it pretty bad
But for someone you adore
It's a pleasure to be sad
Like a straying baby lamb
With no mammy and no pappy
I'm so unhappy
But oh, so glad!
You would laugh to beat the band
Look at yourself, do you still believe the rumor
That romance is simply grand?
Since you took it right on the chin
You have lost that bright toothpaste grin
My mental state is all a-jumble
I sit around and sadly mumble
Fools rush in, so here I am
I can't win, but here I am
More than glad to be unhappy
Unrequited love's a bore
And I've got it pretty bad
But for someone you adore
It's a pleasure to be sad
Like a straying baby lamb
With no mammy and no pappy
I'm so unhappy
But oh, so glad!
Facts about Glad To Be Unhappy
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Glad To Be Unhappy is written by Richard Rodgers, Lorenz Hart.
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It is first released in 1955 as part of Frank Sinatra's album "In The Wee Small Hours" which includes 16 tracks in total. This song is the 2nd track on this album.
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When we take a closer look at its interpretation, Frank Sinatra's 'Glad to Be Unhappy' explores the contradictory happiness of experiencing sadness that comes from unreturned romantic feelings through its use of the 'straying baby lamb' metaphor which shows emotional vulnerability and deep desire. The lyrics of Glad to be unhappy show extreme emotional pain through their focus on heartbreak and despair and their portrayal of solitary reflection. The song presents unreturned romantic feelings as the main theme which leads to human suffering. The lyrics express unreturned romantic feelings and sadness, which represent more serious adult themes. The language used is not explicit, but the emotional content requires parental help for better understanding.
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Glad To Be Unhappy falls under the genre Vocal.
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Glad To Be Unhappy song length is 2 minutes and 35 seconds.
Who wrote Glad To Be Unhappy lyrics?
Glad To Be Unhappy is written by Richard Rodgers, Lorenz Hart.
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When was Glad To Be Unhappy released?
It is first released in 1955 as part of Frank Sinatra's album "In The Wee Small Hours" which includes 16 tracks in total. This song is the 2nd track on this album.
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What is the meaning behind Glad To Be Unhappy lyrics?
When we take a closer look at its interpretation, Frank Sinatra's 'Glad to Be Unhappy' explores the contradictory happiness of experiencing sadness that comes from unreturned romantic feelings through its use of the 'straying baby lamb' metaphor which shows emotional vulnerability and deep desire. The lyrics of Glad to be unhappy show extreme emotional pain through their focus on heartbreak and despair and their portrayal of solitary reflection. The song presents unreturned romantic feelings as the main theme which leads to human suffering. The lyrics express unreturned romantic feelings and sadness, which represent more serious adult themes. The language used is not explicit, but the emotional content requires parental help for better understanding.
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Which genre is Glad To Be Unhappy?
Glad To Be Unhappy falls under the genre Vocal.
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How long is the song Glad To Be Unhappy?
Glad To Be Unhappy song length is 2 minutes and 35 seconds.
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these lyrics are submitted by kaanSongwriter(s): Richard Rodgers, Lorenz Hart
Record Label(s): 1998 Capitol Records, Inc
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