[Verse 1] You walked in acting humble, like we wouldn’t make a fuss, But there’s a cake with your name on it, and candles just for us. You say you’re still a young man—well, we’ll let you have your say, Just don’t ask us to do the math or count another day. [Pre-Chorus] So loosen up that collar, take a seat and look alive, Your friends are here to celebrate the fact you still can thrive. [Chorus] Happy birthday, handsome, this one’s all for you, You’re a classic with a little extra mileage coming through. Make a wish, lean in, don’t let the frosting hit your tie, We’ll tease you like a friend—and save the good cake on the side. [Verse 2] You’ve got that birthday swagger, got your best shirt buttoned tight, You practiced saying “I’m still young” in the mirror last night. We’ll toast to all your stories, even ones we’ve heard before, And if you tell the same one twice, we’ll laugh a little more. [Pre-Chorus] So loosen up that collar, take a seat and look alive, Your friends are here to celebrate the fact you still can thrive. [Chorus] Happy birthday, handsome, this one’s all for you, You’re a classic with a little extra mileage coming through. Make a wish, lean in, don’t let the frosting hit your tie, We’ll tease you like a friend—and save the good cake on the side. [Bridge] No pressure, no romance, just a wink across the room, And one more slice of birthday cake before we clear the broom. You’re still our favorite guy, so take the praise with grace— Now blow those candles out before they warm the place. [Final Chorus] Happy birthday, handsome, here’s to what you do, May the year bring good luck and a little less to prove. Make a wish, lean in, let your friends all holler why: We like you just the way you are—now pass that cake nearby. [Outro] Happy birthday, handsome—don’t get used to all this praise. We’ll bring it up again for at least the next few days.
