We Happy Few of his father three weeks before "Contrast" shipped. During this time, he had reflected on his state of life, and came up with ideas for "We Happy Few" in his emotional distress, particularly the idea of a society fixated on drugs and masks. Provost presented this to his creative team, who saw the possibilities of expanding on this. Narrative director Alex Epstein considered the idea similar to "Prozac Nation", and where in current times, there is a prescription drug for every conceivable malady. The title of the game comes from the St Crispin's Day Speech from "Henry V": Narratively, the
Make Someone Happy (We Five album) Five] try too hard to establish their versatility on this record, with fey renderings of standards like "Somewhere" and "Our Day Will Come" mixing uncomfortably with some fairly sturdy (if pop-oriented) folk-rock." Album Singles Make Someone Happy (We Five album) Make Someone Happy is the second studio album by the folk band We Five released in 1967. The group had a top 40 hit with the Chet Powers song "Let's Get Together", reaching #31 on The "Billboard" Hot 100. The album landed on the "Billboard" 200, reaching #172. The title track comes from the musical, "Do Re Mi." The group