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Everybody Loves a Happy Ending is the sixth studio album by the British pop-rock band Tears for Fears, released on 14 September 2004 in the US, and 7 March 2005 in the UK and Europe. It was released some nine years after the previous Tears for Fears studio album, Raoul and the Kings of Spain (1995), and was the first album featuring Curt Smith since 1989's The Seeds of Love.

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Produced by Charlton Pettus & Tears for Fears. Album Everybody Loves A Happy Ending. Everybody Loves A Happy Ending Lyrics. Toe the line Toe the line. Wake up, your time is nearly over No more the supernova And no action guaranteed. Wake up, you've had an operation Ideals above your station Too much reality. Think about the waste of time spending Watching Mother Nature's knees bending Everybody loves a happy ending. Wake up, you're on your own agenda Give up the great pretender With baby eyes of green.

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Band Name Tears For Fears. Album Name Everybody Loves a Happy Ending. Released date 14 September 2004. Labels XIII Bis Records New Door Records. Members owning this album10. 1. Everybody Loves a Happy Ending. 2. Closest Thing to Heaven.

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Everybody Loves a Happy Ending. In many ways, Tears for Fears were the quintessential '80s band, its catalog rife with the ubiquitous synth-pop of its time. But TFF always seemed just far ahead enough of the curve to survive the inescapable hangover in the alt-rock '90s. These are grand gestures, but then Happy Ending is an album full of grand gestures and mighty choruses, such as on "Closest Thing to Heaven", which ranks behind only Todd Rundgren's "Afterlife" from his sterling album Liars in the category of 2004's most blissful ballads pertaining to issues of the divine. The jangly single "Call Me Mellow" boasts the LPs most infectious hook and lyric.

Tears for Fears were always more ambitious than the average synth pop group. From the beginning, the duo of Roland Orzabal and Curt Smith were tackling big subjects - their very name derived from Arthur Janov's primal scream therapy, and his theories were evident throughout their debut, The Hurtin. .In 2004, Orzabal reunited with Smith for the colorful and Beatlesque Everybody Loves a Happy Ending, their first collaboration in over a decade. Stephen Thomas Erlewine.