(So much for my hap py end ing.)
(D)(So much for my (A)hap py end ing.)
Let’s talk this o ver.
It’s not like we’re dead.
Was it some thing I did?
fi cult, Was it some thing you said?
(A)Don’t leave me hang ing in a cit y so dead.
Held up things so you high from me.
on such a break a ble thread.
(A)You were all the things I thought I knew and I thought we could be.
You were (Gsus2)ev er y thing, ev er (D)y thing that I want ed.
We were (Gsus2)meant to be sup pos’d (D)to be, but we lost it.
All of our mem o ries so close to me just (A)fade a (Bm)way.
(Em)All this time you were pre tend (D)ing.
(G)So much for my hap py end ing.
(D)So much for my (A)hap py end ing.
(A)You’ve got your dumb friends.
I know what they say.
Was They tell you I’m dif fi cult, but it so thing are they.
(A)But, they don’t know me.
Do they e ven know you?
Held up things so you high from me.
on such a shit that you do.
(A)You were all the things I thought I knew and I thought we could be.
You were (Gsus2)ev er y thing, ev er (D)y thing that I want ed.
We were (Gsus2)meant to be sup pos’d (D)to be, but we lost it.
All of our mem o ries so close to me just (A)fade a (Bm)way.
(Em)All this time you were pre tend (D)ing.
(G)So much for my hap py end ing.
(D)So much for my (A)hap py end ing.
(A)You’ve got your dumb (G)So much for my hap py end ing.
It’s nice to know that you were there.
Thanks for act ing like you care and mak ing me feel like I was the (G)on ly one.
It’s nice to know we had it all.
Thanks for watch ing as I fall and let ting me know we were done.
He was (Gsus2)ev er y thing, ev er (D)y thing that I want ed.
We were (Gsus2)meant to be sup pos’d (D)to be, but we lost it.
All of our mem o ries so close to me just (A)fade a (Bm)way.
(Em)All this time you were pre tend (D)ing.
(G)So much for my hap py end ing.
(Gsus2)Ev er y thing, ev er (D)y thing that I want ed.
We were (Gsus2)meant to be sup pos’d (D)to be, but we lost it.
All of our mem o ries so close to me just (A)fade a (Bm)way.
(Em)All this time you were pre tend (D)ing.
(G)So much for my hap py end ing.
(G)So much for my hap py end ing.
(D)So much for my (A)hap py end ing.
(D)So much for my (A)hap py end ing.
This page shows “My Happy Ending” by Avril Lavigne in our color-coded kid songbook view — every note is colored by pitch (red C, orange D, yellow E, green F, blue G, purple A, pink B) and the lyrics sit directly under each note, so children can sing along while they play. The song is in the key of B at 100 BPM, a comfortable easy-level arrangement perfect for first-time learners.
This arrangement is a great way to build comfort with suspended chords in a real musical context — you'll move between shapes like Asus4, Dsus2, and Gsus2 alongside their resolved forms, which trains your fingers to lift or place just one note at a time. Your left hand keeps a steady block-bass pattern, so lock that in first at around 70 BPM before adding the right hand. At 100 BPM the tempo is moderate, but watch the transitions into Bm and Gmaj7 — both require a quick hand position shift that can trip you up mid-phrase. Loop those specific chord changes until they feel automatic. Despite the upbeat pop energy, the mood is genuinely sad, so resist the urge to rush; lean into a steady, even pulse and let the emotion come from the harmony. This is the piece that'll make sus-chord voicings second nature for you.