The Happiest Song In "Happier Than Ever" Is "My Future" It Literally Just Talks About How Exited She

The happiest song in "Happier Than Ever" is "My Future" it literally just talks about how exited she is and that she cant wait to see the future her.

 

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Ahlgrim: This isnt at all what I expected from Eilishs opening track. Its production is lean, light, and far warmer than its lyrics would suggest. The chorus kicks off with a devastating couplet, delivered with a Disney-esque melody: "Things I once enjoyed / Just keep me employed now." Eilish sings of abuse and trauma in her trademark flutter.

I am weirdly reminded of Snow White picking flowers in the forest. Its an idyllic scene, a classic image of innocence and beauty — until you remember that someone is coming to slice her heart out.

Larocca: On "Getting Older," Eilish promises to open up emotionally on "Happier Than Ever." She even hints at certain vulnerabilities ("Last week, I realized I crave pity / When I retell a story, I make everything sound worse").

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