If there's one thing we can all agree on, it's that we're living in a very, very mad world right now. Listening to the lyrics of the song "Mad World," it has perhaps never felt more fitting.All around me are familiar facesWorn out places, worn out faces You mean my family members? The only people I've seen for weeks? Yep. Bright and early for their daily racesGoing nowhere, going nowhereUmm, yeah. Going nowhere indeed. And it just gets more apropos:Their tears are filling up their glassesNo expression, no expressionHide my head, I want to drown my sorrowNo tomorrow, no tomorrowOof. Le sigh.Tears for Fears front man Curt Smith and his daughter, Diva, performed the the song on YouTube, and it's gorgeous. Frankly, Diva is the one who steals the show, as it takes an immediately impressive turn when she pipes in with her perfect harmony. Mad World performed by Curt Smith of Tears For Fears youtu.be Oddly enough, the version they sing is actually a cover of a cover of an original Tears for Fears song. The original Tears for Fears version from 1982 had a quicker tempo and techno beat. It wasn't until the song was covered by Gary Jules and Michael Andrews for the 2001 movie Donnie Darko that the song became the haunting ballad we're most familiar with.Just beautiful.This article originally appeared five years ago.

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