'Happy Ending' is the third single release from British singer Mika. Taken from his debut album. Format, Digital download, CD, 12' vinyl, 7' vinyl.

Not to be confused with. 'Happy Ending' by from the album Released 15 October 2007 () 11 January 2008 () Format,,, Recorded 2007, Length 3: 32 (LA edit) 4:36 (album version) singles chronology ' (2007) ' Happy Ending' (2007) ' / ' (2007) ' Happy Ending' is the third single release from British singer. Taken from his debut album, producer remixed and rearranged the single, released online on 8 October 2007, and in shops on CD and 7' vinyl on 15 October 2007. The single charted as Mika's fourth straight UK Top 10 single out of his first four, continuing his UK success so far, peaking at #7 in the. It was the fifth most added song to radio in late October 2007 and was released there officially on 12 November 2007, as the 3rd single despite digital track sales placing the song in the ARIA singles chart before the official release.

On Life in Cartoon Motion, fifty seconds after the song ends, a hidden track, 'Over My Shoulder' starts. It is a solemn song about being left alone, cold and drunk. This also appeared on the CD single of '. Contents • • • • • • • • • • Background and composition [ ] Mika described the story behind the song: 'It's about a few things. In a way, it's a kind of sad break-up song like 'My Interpretation.' But, at the same time, it's about a lot of other things. I'll never forget when I was actually recording this song in Los Angeles, I would take this drive from where I was staying to the studio, which wasn't in the city and the amount of homeless people I saw on the way was absolutely shocking.

Those horrible images of homelessness that I would see every morning really connected with that song. So it just comes to show you that a bright song in a certain mindset had a meaning that really evolves and changes as time goes.

I think that it is very important that other listeners find their own meaning to songs. So many people are very openly suggestive to the point of being abstract. It's the most powerful thing when that becomes the song.' The woman singing with Mika in “Happy Ending” on the album is Ida Falk Winland, an opera singer and former classmate of Mika from the Royal College of Music. Critical reception [ ] The song received critical acclaim. Christian John Wikane from commented about his voice on the track, writing that 'Like a choirboy singing by candlelight, Mika awakes goose bumps with the chilling purity of his voice.'

Graham Griffith from was succinct, writing that the song is 'gorgeous', while Lizzie Ennever from described it as a 'lovely, piano-led'. John Murphy from wrote an extense article about the song. He wrote that it 'sees a wonderful vocal performance from Mika, sounding eerily like early at one point, and working extraordinarily well with his backing vocals. It's the sort of song you can imagine playing over the final scene of an 'emotional' drama on TV.' Music video [ ] The music video starts with a piano playing on its own, then the camera shows Mika on the bed.

He is singing and has a pink balloon attached on his arm and while he is floating above, it reveals Mika with a pink suit. His room walls are shown full of pictures that start moving their mouths and singing with Mika. Mika passes through white balloons, which show all the times he felt different emotions. The video ends with Mika singing, and gloved hands resembling singing faces. He smiles as the screen goes black.

The music video was directed. Popular culture [ ] The song was featured on show. It was also used for a contemporary dance performed by Natalli and Vincent on.

The song was featured on show. The song was also used in the commercial for. The song can often be heard on during the audition rounds. A Cappella group Noteworthy chose this song as their Swan Song on NBC's. The instrumental version of the song was featured in the second series of. Part of this song was featured in the 's song, 'Four Chords', as an example of a song that uses the. This song was also featured in Procter & Gamble's Shampoo and Conditioner advertisement in 2010.

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