No One Else
Weezer * Track #2 On Weezer (The Blue Album)
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No One Else by Weezer
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WeezerProduced by
Ric OcasekWrited by
Rivers CuomoAbout
The second track from the debut album by Weezer, “No One Else” is a satirical song from the viewpoint of a character who is overly jealous and protective of his girlfriend. The song is generally regarded as the first part to “The World Has Turned and Left Me Here,” in which the sexist and overbearin...
No One Else Lyrics
[Verse 1]
My girl's got a big mouth
With which she blabbers a lot
She laughs at most everything
Whether it's funny or not
[Pre-Chorus 1]
And if you see her, tell her it's over now
[Chorus]
I want a girl who will laugh for no one else
When I'm away, she puts her makeup on the shelf
When I'm away, she never leaves the house
I want a girl who laughs for no one else
[Verse 2]
My girl's got eyeballs
In the back of her head
She looks around and around
You know, it makes me sad to see her like that
[Pre-Chorus 2]
Please don't believe her, she says that for anyone
And if you see her, tell her it's a hey, hey, hey, hey
[Chorus]
I want a girl who will laugh for no one else
When I'm away, she puts her makeup on the shelf
When I'm away, she never leaves the house
I want a girl who laughs for no one else
[Post-Chorus]
And if you see her, tell her it's over now
[Bridge]
And if you see her, tell her it's over now
And if you watch her go, watch her go
Watch her, watch her, watch her, watch her
[Chorus]
I want a girl who will laugh for no one else
When I'm away, she puts her makeup on the shelf
When I'm away, she never leaves the house
I want a girl who laughs for no one else, no one else, yeah
No One Else Q&A
Who wrote No One Else's ?
No One Else was written by Rivers Cuomo.
Who produced No One Else's ?
No One Else was produced by Ric Ocasek.
When did Weezer release No One Else?
Weezer released No One Else on Tue May 10 1994.
What did Weezer say about "No One Else"?
In an interview with Billboard on the 25th anniversary of The Blue Album, Patrick Wilson shares his view on the song:
[If this came out now] you’d probably be “MeToo”’d so hard, it’d be unbelievable. It was an unusual song at the time because it was uptempo. I remember instantly hating it, probably...