"You Made Me So Very Happy" is a song by the American soul group Honey Cone. Released in 1969, the song's lyrics express the joy and gratitude the singer feels towards their partner who has brought love, happiness, and fulfillment into their life. The song begins by acknowledging past failures in love and closed doors, but the protagonist decides to give love another chance. They express how grateful they are to have chosen their current partner and how much fun they are having in their relationship. The partner is described as being kind and understanding, which makes the protagonist feel like they are about to lose their mind with happiness. The chorus emphasizes the impact the partner has had on the protagonist's life, making them incredibly happy. They are thankful for their partner coming into their life and bringing so much joy and love. The protagonist recognizes that previous relationships were unfaithful, but with their current partner, they are willing to spend their entire life because the partner took control and touched their soul in a profound way. The second verse highlights the depth of the protagonist's love for their partner. They claim to dream about them and feel a deep connection even in their subconscious. The partner's voice and presence are described as calling the protagonist, further emphasizing the strong emotional bond between them. The protagonist declares their undying love and expresses that all they want to do is thank their partner. Overall, "You Made Me So Very Happy" is a heartfelt tribute to a partner who has brought immense happiness and love into the protagonist's life. It celebrates the transformative power of love and the appreciation for a fulfilling relationship.
