Happiness Songtext
Happiness
I once knew a man
Who was the richest man in all the Land
He had a fine house and a big car
And everything a man could ask for,
But he was so lonely,
He didn't have happiness.
I once knew awoman
Who was the finest woman in all the land.
She had all the clothes that money can buy
And men eating from her hand.
But she was so sad, so sad
She didn't have happiness.
So all you people
With all your social graces
Material things
And going to the best places
Don't you know you'll never bargain
Oh, for the feeling that you get
From happiness
I once knew a man
Who was the richest man in all the Land
He had a fine house and a big car
And everything a man could ask for,
But he was so lonely,
He didn't have happiness.
I once knew awoman
Who was the finest woman in all the land.
She had all the clothes that money can buy
And men eating from her hand.
But she was so sad, so sad
She didn't have happiness.
So all you people
With all your social graces
Material things
And going to the best places
Don't you know you'll never bargain
Oh, for the feeling that you get
From happiness