Reba McEntire Sings Theme Song for New Sitcom ‘Happy’s Place’

Come on to Happy’s Place!

Reba McEntire‘s new sitcom Happy’s Place premieres on NBC on Oct. 18, a Friday, and marks her return to a scripted television series for the first time since Reba ended in 2007.

Happy’s Place follows Bobbie (McEntire) as she takes over her father’s bar after his death.

In the middle of her grieving she learns that her dad had a second family, and she has a half-sister. The two become unlikely business partners who must now figure out how to keep their father’s business alive.

McEntire has shared the theme song for her new sitcom, and it’s sung by — you can probably guess:

Here Are the Lyrics to Reba McEntire’s Happy’s Place Theme Song

Verse 1:

Sometimes it feels like a big ole fight / To get through the day and sleep on through the night / You can’t complain cuz no one’s there to hear it / But here’s you’ll find a place that’ll surely lift your spirit

Chorus: 

Come on to Happy’s Place / You belong at Happy’s Place / Rest your heart and be a part / You’ll always feel so safe / Put a smile on someone else’s face / Right here at Happy’s Place / Oh right here at Happy’s Place

Verse 2: 

So leave your troubles just right outside / Fingers crossed they’ll catch a ride / Raise your glass, raise your glass, celebrate with a toast / Raise a glass to the ones that you’ve missed the most

Chorus:

Right here at Happy’s Place / Come on to Happy’s Place / Rest your heart and be a part / You’ll always feel so safe / In here love never goest to waste / Right here at Happy’s Place / Oh right here at Happy’s Place

Repeat Chorus x2

Rest your heart and be a part / You’ll always feel so safe / In here we’ll always hold a space / For you at Happy’s Place / Oh right here at Happy’s Place / Right here at Happy’s Place

Where Can You Watch Happy’s Place?

Happy’s Place will air on NBC and stream the next day on Peacock.

Reba McEntire Loves a Theme Song …

Similar to Happy’s Place, McEntire sang the theme song for her previous sitcom, Reba. That eventual TikTok hit spoke to the hardships of being a single mother, which is what the show was centered around.

Leaning into her social media savvy, McEntire recently hopped on a trend to joke about her “two jobs” — her new show and her current role as a coach on The Voice.