Lyric
No
One Else
My girl's got a
big mouth
With which she
blabbers a lot
She laughs at
most everything
Whether it's
funny or not
And if you see
her
Tell her it's
over now
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
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
Please don't
believe her
She says that
for anyone
And if you see
her tell her it's a hey, hey hey hey!
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
And if you see
her tell her tell her it's over now
And if you see
her tell her it's over now
And if you watch
her go... and if you watch her go...
Watch
her, watch her, watch her, watch her!
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!
Fact About This Song
- Length of a song is 3:04 Minutes.
- This song was first recorded in the Summer (August) of 1992. In the Recording History, it is listed as a song in the same batch as The Purification of Water. It's first documented attempt by the band was during the The Kitchen Tape sessions.
- The song was first played live on September 15, 1992 at the Coconut Teaser. Karl Koch described the event best when he said, "No One Else' was a song that started to steer the band in a previously invisible direction." Rather than sticking with a heavy Pixies-influenced sound, "No One Else" was one of the first songs to have the band wondering whether they were going in a "‘pop’, [or] too ‘commericial’ sounding" direction.
- No One Else is often considered a fan favorite and is frequently played at live performances. Todd Sullivan listed it as one of the songs that caused him to take notice of Weezer. He referred to it as guys singing about "breaking up with a blabber mouth.".
- During a number of live shows in the summer of 2000, Weezer modified No One Else and Buddy Holly by adding an extended instrumental introduction. The band kept the introduction for Buddy Holly as a part of the performance until 2005, but dropped the introduction to No One Else after only a few shows.
- Cuomo explained that "'No One Else' is the jealous-obsessive asshole in me freaking out on my girlfriend.".
- The song is also notable for being the only track on The Blue Album played in standard tuning - all other tracks were recorded a half step down, which Weezer usually uses.
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