Happiness Looks Good On You (Official Lyric Video)

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George Collins Band – Happiness Looks Good On You (Official Lyric Video)

Official Lyric Video for a single from the album, “New Ways of Getting Old.”

Written by George Edward Collins (BMI). Published by George Collins Music (BMI). Lyric video provided courtesy of George Collins Records.

Produced by Sundown Sessions Studio. Lead Vocals/Hand Claps recorded by Derek Saxenmeyer at ENEM Recordings. Organ: Lou Pomanti. Horns arranged by Lou Pomanti. Trumpet: Tony Carlucci. Sax: David Wiffen. Trombone: William Carn. Hand Claps: Max Munson, Alfred DeRose.

Lyric video produced by Marta Vorontsova. https://www.instagram.com/_imagikali_/

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Lyrics:

HAPPINESS LOOKS GOOD ON YOU

You’ve been living in a dark, sad place
Troubled times written on your face
But you held on – made it through
It’s time to live – start anew

So nice to see you my old friend
It’s great to see you smile again

Happiness looks good on you
Find your bliss – leave behind what makes you blue
‘Cause happiness – you know it’s true
Happiness sure looks good on you

You survived the longest night
Now you know it was worth the fight
Standing here – your eyes aglow
You learned life lessons so few know

So nice to see you my old friend
It’s great to see you smile again

Happiness looks good on you
Find your bliss – leave behind what makes you blue
‘Cause happiness – you know it’s true
Happiness sure looks good on you

You deserve to enjoy your life
Feel this way all the time
Those days are gone – don’t look back
You’re beautiful when you laugh
(I love to hear you laugh!)

Happiness looks good on you
Find your bliss – leave behind what makes you blue
‘Cause happiness – you know it’s true
Happiness sure looks good on you
Happiness, happiness

Happiness looks good on you
Find your bliss – leave behind what makes you blue
‘Cause happiness – you know it’s true
Happiness sure looks good on you
Happiness
Happiness sure looks good on you
Happiness
Happiness sure looks good on you
Happiness, happiness
Happiness, happiness
Happiness, happiness
Happiness, happiness
Yeah!

About:

In his first music career, it has been joked that Collins was in the Dave Matthews Band before Dave Matthews. Back then, he played lead guitar in Common Knowledge, a Charlottesville, Virginia-based, Earth, Wind & Fire-esque band featuring DMB founding members, drummer and backing vocalist Carter Beauford, and the late saxophonist LeRoi Moore. Eventually, Collins evolved into a singer-songwriter, and he put himself through graduate school performing three nights a week in local clubs.

In 2012, at the age of 50, now based in Prague, Czech Republic, Collins had his first child, and he made the fateful decision to bow out of his very lucrative 20-year career as an investment consultant and financial executive to nurture his creative world and be a dedicated full-time parent. He jokes that he now works in the “non-profit” sector as an indie musician, writer, and stay-at-home dad. He and his wife welcomed their second child in 2015, just weeks shy of his fifty-fourth birthday.

Fast forward to 2022, when Collins released his critically-acclaimed debut solo EP, “It’s Been a Long Time,” which has since earned an international fanbase. In 2024, Collins released his sophomore EP, “Songs for Grown-ups,” which bursts with gratitude, critical introspection, and more hooks than a tackle box. This was followed by “Acoustic Versions,” stripped down recordings of fan favorites from his catalog.

These days Collins is working harder than ever, performing consistently around Prague and Key West and readying his fourth release, a full-length 14-track album titled “New Ways of Getting Old.”

Contemplating his life’s journey and where he’s at now, he says: “People sometimes ask me, ‘Are you enjoying your hobby?’ Hobby? This ain’t no hobby – it’s my passion. I’m working longer hours than when I was a partner in my investment firm, but I feel this is what I am called to do and it’s an honor and a privilege to finally get to do it.”

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