Happy & Sappy
"Happy & Sappy" is the song Ol' Grandsappy sings in Paper Mario: The Origami King when the Soul Seed takes effect, with the Sap Sisters as backup singers.
Later, in the Scorching Sandpaper Desert, Olivia can sing a shorter version of this song at the ritual stand. However, it does not do anything, and a different song must be performed to reveal the Fire Vellumental Cave. Professor Toad comments that the song is lively and that he "tapped a toe or two". The song cannot be sung again after the cave is revealed.
The full song may also play in Shy Guys Finish Last in the Sudden Death round, where one word from the song is replaced with a question mark and the player has to recall what the word is by selecting one of four answers. The omitted word is "burly" (answer B), while the other three choices are "churlish", "swirly", and "early" (answers A, C, and D respectively).
The song can be played in the Sound Gallery in the Musée Champignon, where it is listed as song number 8.
Lyrics[edit]
Lyrics in parentheses are sung by the Sap Sisters, lyrics marked with an asterisk (*) are not sung in Olivia's rendition, and lyrics marked with a dagger (†) are not shown in text but are uttered by Ol' Grandsappy.
English[edit]
Yes!†
Feelin' kinda sappy now...
(Sappy sappy...)It's like I'm super happy now...
(Happy happy...)I'm feelin' big and burly
and it musta surely been you...(Oh, Sappy keep on singin' like
the good old days, oh yeah...)(Here I go now... Here I go now...
Here I go now...) Wow!
- Shortened version
Feelin' kinda sappy now...
(Sappy sappy...)It's like I'm super happy now...
(Happy happy...)I'm feelin' big and burly
and it musta surely......been youuuu...
Japanese[edit]
| Japanese script | Romanization | Translation |
|---|---|---|
|
Yes! Inochi ga morimori Karada ga gingin Takumashikatta (Mō ichido misete yo Ikasu wa~ |
Yes! My life is energetic My body is ecstatic Like in those days (Show it one more time Be stylish~ |
Dutch[edit]
| Dutch script | Translation |
|---|---|
|
Yes! Sap flows through my chest/bark now Bursting from the grow again now All my buds bloom, (Oh, shout and cheer, (Here is one, here is two... hooray!) |
French[edit]
| French script | Translation |
|---|---|
|
Yes! I was called the Invulnerable! The tallest and most beautiful of all trees! Thanks to the little red man, I'm turning green again! To rule over the woods Make way for the Invulnerable! |
Italian[edit]
| Italian script | Translation |
|---|---|
|
Yes! I feel a sappy feeling... Happy like a newborn sap... Even if I'm big and strong, It can be only youuu-uuuh... (And a one... and a two... and a three... and a four... and a five...) Oh, wow! |
Spanish[edit]
| Spanish script | Translation |
|---|---|
|
Yes! Now that I feel very happy... It's time for introspection... I feel big and strong, (And I don't care if I'm corny (Yes, yes, yes... I am so happy |
Media[edit]
 Happy & Sappy | File info |
| Happy & Sappy (Instrumental) | File info |
| Happy & Sappy (Acappella) | File info |
| Happy & Sappy (Scorching Sandpaper Desert) | File info |
Names in other languages[edit]
| Language | Name | Meaning | Notes |
|---|---|---|---|
| Japanese | ギンギン☆モリモリ[?] Gingin☆Morimori |
Ecstatic ☆ Energetic | |
| Chinese | 活力四射☆生生不息[?] Huólì sì shè ☆shēngshēng bù xī |
Vibrant ☆ Endless Life | |
| Dutch | Hars-tikke blij[?] | Pun on 'hars' (resin), and 'hartstikke blij' (very happy) | |
| French | L'hymne des sapins[?] | Anthem of the pine trees | |
| Italian | Felice e sdolcinato[?] | Happy and sloppy | |
| Spanish (NOA) | Savino el felizón[?] | Grandsappy, the very happy one | |
| Spanish (NOE) | Tronquilón el felizón[?] | The Very Happy Sweet Sap Loggins |
