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    Dalton Cyr Details Breaking Up and Trying to Move On in “Happy”

    By Divine Editorial TeamOctober 12, 2022Updated:May 26, 2026No Comments2 Mins Read
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    Moving on may seem like the pinnacle moment of a breakup, but sometimes all you do is think about the love you shared with someone.

    It’s the moment you may think all that time spent seems like time wasted, especially when the one you love is already happy with someone else. Dalton Cyr expresses a realistic and relatable sense of longing in his new single “Happy,” which deals with the trials and tribulations following a tough breakup.

    “I wrote this track to capture that sinking feeling of playing the ‘what if’ game after a relationship ends. Sometimes it can kill you to see an ex happy — not that you want them to suffer, but that you couldn’t give that happiness to them.” – Dalton Cyr

    While moving forward is a step in the right direction, the “what ifs” are the toughest part of an end to a relationship, because regret only makes the situation worse. We all know how the story goes- love lost is not love forgotten, but rather something you may not ever be able to fix. “Happy,” which is co-written by Sophie Rose and produced, mixed, and mastered by Mikal Blue (Colbie Caillat, Jason Mraz, Five For Fighting), offers a straightforward and intelligible take on a breakup. With expressive, sincere lyricism and an upbeat yet crushing melody, Cyr’s new single is sure to pull at your heartstrings and have you in your feels. 

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    You can now stream Dalton Cyr’s new single “Happy” on all digital platforms worldwide. Also, make sure to stay up to date with Dalton on his Instagram @DaltonCyr or by visiting his website DaltonCyr.com.

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