<human>: I may be making too much of this.  We had some friends over and my husband and his friend usually go inside and play the piano and sing.  Sometimes people will go inside the house to hear them play but usually it's just them two messing around on the piano.

Then one night my husband got pretty drunk and he sang about being really unhappy, like really unhappy, more like miserable in his relationship.  Him and his friend don't take themselves too seriously when they sing and play but when he sings this one song my husband just seems like way too into it.  Everybody notices.  The whole mood of the room changes from happy and laughing to total quiet when he sings it.  my friends glance at me to see my reaction cause sometimes he looks like he's going to cry when he sings.

We've had people over often and if he drinks he sings the same stupid song at some point.  I asked him why he always sings that song and he says cause it's easy and doesn't offer much else.  I asked his friend and he says I need to ask my husband.   I don't know if my marriage is in trouble and I don't want to be blind or naive.  It sounds selfish but everything seemed fine to me.  If he's unhappy I really didn't notice.  I have two kids from a previous marriage that he's a great dad too cause their bio dad is not in the picture.  But I thought he was happy.  One time he was singing and my sister walked over to me and whispered to me that I better find out what's going on with my husband.  Some of my friends have made similar comments.

I think I'm making too much of this.  But I don't like the way everybody looks at me when he sings that damn song. I asked him if he could just not sing that song anymore and he said sure it was no big deal.  So now he doesn't play the piano anymore at all.  The other night we had people over and somebody asked him to play something and he said nah, i'll get in trouble.

Can you give me a shortened version of the text?
<bot>: Husband was singing a lot about being miserable and I asked him to stop and he did.  But now I don't know if he's happy or not.