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Mr. Blue Sky

"Mr. Blue Sky" is the seventh track on "Weezer (The Teal Album)". It was originally written by the British rock band Electric Light Orchestra and released in 1978.
==Audio==
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==Personnel==
*Rivers Cuomo – lead guitar, lead vocals
*Patrick Wilson – percussion, producer
*Brian Bell – rhythm guitar, vocals
*Scott Shriner – bass guitar, vocals
==Lyrics==
Morning! Today's forecast calls for blue skies
The sun is shining in the sky
There ain't a cloud in sight
It's stopped raining
Everybody's in a play
And don't you know
It's a beautiful new day
Hey
Runnin' down the avenue [*panting*]
See how the sun shines brightly
In the city
On the streets where once was pity
Mr. Blue
Sky is living here today
Hey
Mr. Blue Sky
Please tell us why
You had to hide away
For so long (so long)
Where did we go wrong?
Mr. Blue Sky
Please tell us why
You had to hide away
For so long (so long)
Where did we go wrong?
Hey you with the pretty face
Welcome to the human race
A celebration
Mr. Blue Sky's up there waitin'
And today
Is the day we've waited for
Mr. Blue Sky
Please tell us why
You had to hide away
For so long (so long)
Where did we go wrong?
Hey there Mr. Blue
We're so pleased to be with you
Look around see what you do
Everybody smiles at you
Hey there Mr. Blue
We're so pleased to be with you
Look around see what you do
Everybody smiles at you
Mr. Blue Sky
Mr. Blue Sky
Mr. Blue Sky
Mr. Blue you did it right
But soon comes Mr. Night
Creeping over
Now his hand is on your shoulder
Never mind
I'll remember you this
I'll remember you this way!
Mr. Blue Sky
Please tell us why
You had to hide away
For so long (so long)
Where did we go wrong?
Hey there Mr. Blue (Sky)
We're so pleased to be with you (Sky)
Look around see what you do (Blue)
Everybody smiles at you
==See also==
*List of Weezer cover songs
Category:Weezer songs
Category:Cover songs
Category:Weezer songs produced by Patrick Wilson
Category:Songs on Weezer (The Teal Album)
Mr. Blue Veins

Mr. Blue Veins is the eleventh track from Carnival Art's 1991 album Thrumdrone.
==Overview==
"Mr. Blue Veins" was written about a neighbor of the band's, Horace Blue Veins. It originally appeared on the Dig EP. A music video was made for this song, and it aired on Beavis and Butthead on April 7, 1994 as a part of the episode "Water Safety." At the time of this episode airing, Carnival Art had been broken up for a year and bassist Brian Bell's new band Weezer were a month away from releasing their debut self-titled album..
==Video==
===Music video===
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===Beavis & Butthead appearance===
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==Lyrics==
Watch out Mary here comes Horace
He has buried his telephone
Lives on TV sleeps by sunshine
To keep the light from his naked bones
From when he was six weeks he'd hold air in his cheeks
To push the buttons of a lucky few
Now self suffocation is his recreation
He says it's safer than sniffing glue
Mr. Blue Veins
He pushed for contact but she wouldn't play
So he held his breath again to get his way
Mary said look here I met you yesterday
So take your blue face and get out of my way
Now Horace he hit back hard
He shut his mouth with clothespins, taped up his nostrils
And sprawled on her floor
Mary have in slowly and just when he passed out
Pulled off the pins and tape and gave him CPR
Mr. Blue Veins
==See also==
*List of Carnival Art songs
Category:Carnival Art songs
Category:Carnival Art
Category:Songs on Thrumdrone
Category:Carnival Art songs produced by Tracy Chisolm
Category:Self-produced Carnival Art songs
Category:Songs on Dig
Category:Songs on Blue Food & Black Sparks
Mr. Deeds: Music from the Motion Picture

Mr. Deeds: Music from the Motion Picture is a soundtrack for the 2002 American film Mr. Deeds, released on cassette and CD. The Weezer song "Island in the Sun" appears on the compilation.
==Track listing==
==External links==
*Mr. Deeds: Music from the Motion Picture on Discogs
Category:Weezer compilation/soundtrack appearances
Category:2002 releases
Mr. Docksider

"Mr. Docksider" is a demo by Rivers Cuomo.
===Appearances===
*Alone VII: The Green Years (2020)
==Overview==
"Mr. Docksider" was recorded by Rivers Cuomo at his home in Los Angeles in early 2000.Weezer Recording History - Page 12 The song was released as part of the digital compilation Alone VII: The Green Years in 2020.
==Lyrics==
Hey, Mr. Docksider
What do you want?
I'm only half-naked
Let's stop their hearts
Ask me and I'll tell you
If you really need to know
Everybody here is for the show
For the show
Hey, Mr. Clambaker
I'm gonna try
To give my best to you
Until I die
Ask me and I'll tell you
If you really need to know
Everybody here is for the show 
For the show 
Hey, Mr. Bigtimer
What do you want?
I'm just a poor beggar
Who'd never thought
Ask me and I'll tell you
If you really need to know
Everybody here is running low
Running low
==Known recordings==
==See also==
*List of Rivers Cuomo songs
*Alone VII: The Green Years
==References==
Category:Rivers Cuomo songsCategory:Songs on Alone VII: The Green YearsCategory:Catalog o' Riffs
Mr. Taxman

"Mr. Taxman" (also known as "Helpless") is a song written by Rivers Cuomo in 2000 and later demoed multiple times during the demo sessions for Maladroit. The song was also revisited during sessions for the band's intended fifth album immediately following completion of Maladroit in 2002.
===Appearances===
*Released on weezer.com
==Overview==
"Mr. Taxman" was written by Rivers Cuomo in 2000. The song was demoed by Weezer at Cuomo's home rehearsal space in late 2000 in contention for the band's planned third album (The Green AlbumKarl's Corner - 11/26/2000). The song did not make the cut for Green, but was demoed again during studio sessions for Maladroit. Three demos from these sessions were shared with fans on weezer.com. The song was briefly considered yet again for the band's planned fifth album, though did not appear on that album either.
A Maladroit demo of "Mr. Taxman" purportedly received radio play from the station 97.7 WOXY in Oxford, Ohio.Karl's Corner - 01/20/2002
==Lyrics==
Everybody love your body
'Cause it's here that you got to stay
Take your chances, find romances
But you still got your bills to pay
When nothing's on my mind
She can't be far behind
Or begging me to stay
Or pushing me to climb
And I feel so helpless every time
Mr. Taxman, can you hear me?
'Cause I know that you got one too
In your jockstrap
Don't you talk back
'Cause she's still got a hold of you
When nothing's on my mind
She can't be far behind
Or begging me to stay
Or pushing me to climb
And I feel so helpless every time
That's what you get for being blind
When nothing's on my mind
She can't be far behind
Or begging me to stay
Or pushing me to climb
And I feel so helpless all the time
That's what you get for being blind
Mr. Taxman, can you hear me?
'Cause I know that you got one too
'Cause I know that you got one too
Yes, I know that you got one too
==Known recordings==
==See also==
* List of Weezer songs
* Maladroit demos
==References==
Category:Weezer songs
Category:Rivers Cuomo songs
Category:Catalog o' Riffs
Mr. Waldon

"Mr. Waldon" is a song by Chopper One. Initially released as a b-side for the 1995 7"-vinyl single "Free Lunch", the song was later re-recorded and appeared as the twelfth track from the band's sole studio album, Now Playing (later re-issued as simply Chopper One). 
==Overview==
The inspiration for the song comes from the American film actor, Louis Waldon, who lived in West Hollywood, California.
The "Free Lunch" single was produced by Mike Bosley and Geoff Siegel at The Sandbox in Los Angeles and released exclusively on vinyl in 1995 by SideOneDummy Records.
==Track Listing==
*A1: "Free Lunch" - 3:11
*B1: "Mr. Waldon" - 3:25
==Personnel==
===7"-vinyl single===
*Jason Cropper - lead vocals, guitar
*Amy Cropper - bass, backing vocals
*Tyrone Rio - drums
*Mike Bosley - producer, recording/mixing engineer
*Geoff Siegel - producer, recording/mixing engineer
===Now Playing===
*Jason Cropper - lead vocals, guitars
*Amy Cropper - bass, backing vocals
*Tyrone Rio - percussion
*Don Fleming - producer
*Bil Emmons - recording engineer
*Tim Palmer - mixing engineer
*Matt Silva - assistant engineer
*Howie Weinberg - mastering
*Brad Vance - additional mastering
*Tom Baker - additional mastering
==Audio==
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==Lyrics==
Well, there's a man who lives in apartment 105
And he swears he used to work with Andy Warhol
He came after me with gardening shears one day
And now I'm fearing for my life
Please Mr. Waldon, give me an answer
Please Mr. Waldon, give me an answer
Without his brushes he ain't nothing but a joke
And he screams in my ears so loud I think I'm going deaf
I caught him putting nails in my back tires yesterday
And now I'm fearing for my life
Please Mr. Waldon, give me an answer
Please Mr. Waldon, give me an answer
Please Mr. Waldon, give me an answer
Please Mr. Waldon, give me an answer
He's so angry he will explode
He's so lonely he will die alone
Woah, will die alone
Woah
Please Mr. Waldon, give me an answer
Please Mr. Waldon, give me an answer
Please Mr. Waldon, give me an answer (He's so angry, someday he will explode)
Please Mr. Waldon, give me an answer (He's so lonely, someday he will die alone)
Woah
==See also==
*List of Jason Cropper songs
*Now Playing
Category: Jason Cropper
Category: Chopper One songs
Category:Songs on Now Playing / Chopper One
Category:Chopper One songs produced by Don Fleming
Mrs. Pear's Reptile Homework

"Mrs. Pear's Reptile Homework" is the sixteenth and final track from Carnival Art's 1991 album "Thrumdrone." It is exclusive to the CD version of the album and does not appear on the vinyl or cassette versions. The song samples voice lines from the 1969 film "A Boy Called Charlie Brown".
==Lyrics==
I casually pressed my face against the glass
Tried to see in, but by then I was asked
What the hell you doin? said some know-it-all jerk
Shouldn't you be studying or doin' homework
I broke my pencil, the window and interrupted class
The teacher said come in and take a desk in the back
You've missed chapters two, three, five and by tomorrow seven
So sharpen your pencil and get the notes from Kevin
Mrs. Pear
The overhead projector reminded me of your smile
Throwing light everywhere but without any style
It just splashed the walls with meaningless figures
Your mouth was the hammer
My eyes were the trigger
Then she started sweatin' and began to grin
Rocked back in her chair
And casually broke wind
So I asked her a question do reptiles have hair?
She said I only know numbers go ask Mrs. Pear
Mrs. Pear
I think I owe it all to Mrs. Pear
==See also==
*List of Carnival Art songs
Category:Carnival Art songs
Category:Carnival Art
Category:Songs on Thrumdrone
Category:Carnival Art songs produced by Tracy Chisolm
Category:Self-produced Carnival Art songs
Mrs. Young

"Mrs. Young" (originally "Jamie II") is a song written by Matt Sharp. It was later reworked as the Rentals song "Please Let That Be You".
===Appearances===
*Excellent Stocking Stuffer (2001)
==Overview==
According to the Weezer Recording History, "Mrs. Young" was written by Matt Sharp in May of 1993, with Rivers Cuomo assisting on "some parts and harmonies". Like the Cuomo song "Jamie", written two months prior, "Mrs. Young" is an ode to Weezer's lawyer at the time, Jamie Young. The two "Jamie" songs were considered, at one point, for an independent single release, but this never materialized. On February 14, 2003, Sharp wrote about recording the song on his personal website:Mattsharp.net 14 February 2003. https://web.archive.org/web/20031018015914/http://www.mattsharp.net/diary.html
Another demo was recorded for the group that would eventually be called the Rentals at Poop Alley Studios in the Spring of 1995. The song would be reworked with all new lyrics and a new title, "Please Let That Be You", for the band's debut album Return of the Rentals. This demo, as well as the original 4-track demo, was released in 2001 for the Rentals fan club-exclusive compilation Excellent Stocking Stuffer.
During a Matt Sharp solo show in Fullerton, California in 2004, Sharp publicly reunited with Rivers Cuomo and the two performed four songs together, including the original "Mrs. Young".
===Reception===
Weezer Songblog Teenage Victory Songs marked this song with the distinction of "The Very Best."
==Personnel==
*Matt Sharp – bass guitar, lead vocals
*Rivers Cuomo – acoustic and electric guitars, drums, harmonica, backing vocals
==Audio==
===Live===
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==Lyrics==
Jamie since, since you called yesterday
I have felt so swell
Come back, come back from Mexico
I need your strength, I need your help
Hey, Denine, won’t you put me through?
I miss you both, can’t you tell?
Please let that be you
Knockin’ on my door so loud, just like you do
Bringin’ a letter or two
Jamie, you are my fave, and I love you
Hey, Mitch, what you guys been up to?
How’s Prince? Is he okay?
Mrs. Young, I think you’re the best
That’s all I’m trying to say
Please let that be you
Ringin’ my phone right now, like I wish you would do
Callin’ with some good news
Jamie, you are my fave and I love you
You are my fave, and I love you
Stand by my side, always be true
You are my fave, and I love you
I raise my right hand, I swear it’s true
You are my fave, you are my fave
You are my fave, you are my fave
Please let that be you
Singin' my song so nice sounding like you do
Hummin' along to your tune
Jamie you are my fave and I love you
==See also==
*List of Matt Sharp songs
*"Jamie"
==References==
Category: The Rentals songs
Category: Matt Sharp
Category:Teenage Victory Songs The Very Best
Category:Cuomo-Sharp collaborations
Ms. Fantasy

"Ms Fantasy" is an unreleased song written by Rivers Cuomo, Josh Alexander, and Toby Gad. The song's existence became known when it was added to the ASCAP Repertory (Work ID# 888874821).MS FANTASY. ACE Repertory. https://www.ascap.com/repertory#/ace/search/workID/888874821
==Known recordings==
==See also==
*List of Rivers Cuomo songs
==References==
Category: Rivers Cuomo songs
Category:Co-writing credit
Ms. Rubble

"Ms. Rubble" is a song by Carnival Art. It was released as the third track of the "Shit Thick" and "Sucker Punch" EPs in 1992.
===Appearances===
*"Shit Thick" (12" vinyl single; 1992)
*"Sucker Punch" (CD single; 1992)
==Overview==
"Ms. Rubble" is an outtake from the Welcome to Vas Llegas recording sessions, and was released as the third track of the "Shit Thick" 12" vinyl single and the "Sucker Punch" CD single in 1992.
==Personnel==
*Michael P. Tak (vocals, guitar, writing)
*Ed Dobrydnio (guitar)
*Keith Fallis (drums, vocals)
*Brian Bell (bass)
*Nicholas Sansano (production, recording, mixing)
==Audio==
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==Lyrics==
Miserable Ms. Rubble
Buries her head in a pillow of trouble
To try and die
She's tried seventeen times with her own rope
Then a gun and a steak knife
In suicide
Ms. Rubble, I guess
Is miserable again
She hides all the burden
Of living too long in the one little murder
Of herself
She'll take it all with her
If she succeeds in meeting the reaper
And no one else
Ms. Rubble, I guess
Is miserable again
She looked for a lover
To hold in her arms, and to kiss, and to smother
To save her life
But death holds her ring hand
And her undertaker is best man and preacher
She'll be his wife
Ms. Rubble, I guess
Is miserable again
Miserable Ms. Rubble
Buries her head in a pillow of trouble
To try and die
She's tried seventeen times with her own rope
Then a gun and a steak knife
In suicide
Ms. Rubble, I guess
Is miserable again
Ms. Rubble, I guess
Is miserable again
==See also==
*"Shit Thick"
*"Sucker Punch"
*Welcome to Vas Llegas
*Carnival Art
*List of Carnival Art songs
Category:Carnival Art songs
Category:Carnival Art
Category:Carnival Art songs produced by Nicholas Sansano
Ms. Wrong

"Ms. Wrong" is the lead track on That Dog's second album, "Totally Crushed Out!."
==Audio==
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==Lyrics==
So he said, "want to go to a movie?"
So she thinks, "what do I want to do?"
So he said, "I think you're pretty."
So she thinks, "I wish i liked you."
If i could draw a map
of a boy that i would like,
your resume would shine through
like a bright green light.
If I didn't feel so wrong,
if I didn't feel so wrong,
if I didn't feel so wrong
you'd be my mr. right.
So he said, "I have something to ask you."
So she thinks, "this makes no sense."
So he said, "are you a teepee or a wigwam?"
So she thinks, "I'm just too tense."
If I could draw a map
of a boy that I would like,
your resume would shine through
like a bright green light.
If I didn't feel so wrong,
if I didn't feel so wrong,
if I didn't feel so wrong
you'd be my mr. right.
If I didn't feel so wrong
you'd be my mr. right.
If I didn't feel so wrong
you'd be my mr. right.
==See also==
*List of That Dog songs
Category:That Dog songs
Category:Songs on Totally Crushed Out!
Category:That Dog songs produced by Rob Cavallo
Muppets: The Green Album

Muppets: The Green Album is a cover album of songs from The Muppets, released to promote the then-upcoming 2011 movie "The Muppets". Weezer recorded a cover of Paul Williams & Kenneth Ascher's "Rainbow Connection" for the album, with Hayley Williams of Paramore sharing lead vocals with Rivers Cuomo.
The album was announced at Disney's annual D23 expo in 2009 and was planned for a early 2010 release,Dosier, Ryan. "Disney23 Update: Special Muppets Presentation" The Muppet Mindset https://muppetmindset.wordpress.com/2009/09/13/disney23-update-special-muppets-presentation/ Hennes, Joe. "The Muppets at D23: Five Years Later" Tough Pigs https://toughpigs.com/d23-fiveyears/ but was delayed to 2011 for unknown reasons.
==Track listing==
===Australian Bonus Track===
==Audio==
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==See also==
*"Rainbow Connection"
*List of Weezer cover songs
==References==
Category:Cover songs
Category:Weezer compilation/soundtrack appearances
Category:2011 releases
Murder (You Know It's Hard)

"Murder (You Know It's Hard)" is the fourth track from the album Tweekend by American electronic duo The Crystal Method. The music video, directed by Marcos Siega, features a brief cameo by Rivers Cuomo alongside one of the sumo wrestlers from the music video for the Weezer song "Hash Pipe" (also directed by Siega).
==Music video==
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==See also==
*Karl's Corner - 08/26/2001
Category:Rivers Cuomo
Category:Cameo appearances by Weezer members
MusicRag.com interview with The Special Goodness - March 12, 2000

==Especially Good==
Interview by Claire Caraska
The Special Goodness, featuring Weezer drummer Pat Wilson (who now sings and plays guitar), current Weezer bassist, Mikey Welsh, and drummer, Lee Loretta, embarked on their second tour this past March. Before their show on Sunday, March 12, at the Che Café in San Diego, I had the pleasure of interviewing the boys from the comforts of their brightly painted blue-green 1982 GMC van, complete with shag-carpeted floors and padded vinyl walls and ceiling.
For more information on where to find this van on a highway near you, check out their website: www.thespecialgoodness.com
Category:Interviews
Category:Patrick Wilson Interviews
Category:Mikey Welsh Interviews
Category:Transcripts
Category:Featured article
Music Connection interview with Rivers Cuomo - June 10, 2002

==Scans==
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Category:Interviews
Category:Transcripts
Category:Rivers Cuomo Interviews
Musicradar.com interview with Rivers Cuomo - October 19, 2009

Weezer's Rivers Cuomo: "How can I marry my rock with hip-hop?"
The inside story on Weezer's new album Raditude
Joe Bosso, Mon 19 Oct 2009, 5:00 pm BST
Weezer's new album Raditude, due out 3 November, finds the band exploring some previously unchartered territory, as heard on their head-turning collaboration with rapper Lil Wayne on Can't Stop Partying.
There's even a authentic take on traditional Indian music, Love Is The Answer, that is bound to have the late George Harrison smiling somewhere.
Produced by an array of boardsmen (some of whom lent a hand in the songwriting) - Butch Walker, Jacknife Lee, Dr Luke, and Polow da Don - it's Weezer's strongest effort since their self-titled 'comeback' album of 2001 (otherwise known as 'The Green Album').
It's a record of bold experimentation but one still brimming with enough catchy-as-hell hook-o-ramas to keep the multitudes happy.
In this exclusive interview with MusicRadar, Cuomo discusses the state of Weezer and the making of Raditude.
==External links==
Interview on musicradar.com
Category:Interviews
Category:Rivers Cuomo Interviews
Must Be Dreamin'

"Must Be Dreamin'" is the seventh track from the 2010 album To the Sky by American singer-songwriter and producer Kevin Rudolf. The song was co-written by Rudolf with Dr. Luke, Jacob Kasher, and Rivers Cuomo. Cuomo is also featured as a vocalist on the song.
===Appearances===
*To the Sky (2010)
==Overview==
==Audio==
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==See also==
*Rivers Cuomo discography
*List of Rivers Cuomo songs
==External links==
*Kevin Rudolf on Wikipedia
*To the Sky on Wikipedia
Category:Songs featuring contributions by Rivers CuomoCategory:Rivers Cuomo songs
Must Be Wrong

"Must Be Wrong" (formerly "It Must Be Wrong") is the eleventh track on The Rentals' 1999 album Seven More Minutes.
==Overview==
"It Must Be Wrong" was originally recorded in spring of 1995 during the For the Ladies sessions at Poop Alley Studios. Though the For the Ladies album never materialized, the song was carried over to the album Seven More Minutes, released in 1999.
==Personnel==
*Matt Sharp - vocals, bass, Moog, extra guitars
*Kevin March - drums
*Rod Cervera - electric and acoustic guitars
*Jim Richards - Moog and arp synthesizers
*Donna Matthews - vocals
==Audio==
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==Lyrics==
Nice surprise; haven't seen you in so long
We laugh and you smile, and I stroke your hair
Drive me home in the same old car
The fourth of July
What am I, oh, what am I doing here?
Come on in. Yeah, stay for a while
Use my phone to check your calls and hang around
As you see, I am doing alright,
So let's step outside and make out on the fourth of July, yeah
I don't know much about the strange commitment world
I'm never in one space too long
Sometimes I feel that we could make this last
I must be wrong
Oh...
Once again, hanging out with all your friends
It's not my scene—No, I'm not green—
I'm only here for your company
Guys hanging around, trying to get down
Ain't got no time, or desire, to compete with them
I don't know much about the strange commitment world
I'm never in one space too long
Sometimes I feel that we could make this last
I must be wrong
It must be
I don't know much about the strange commitment world
I never stay in one space too long
And now I feel (Make this last)
This must be wrong
This must be wrong
This must be wrong
This must be wrong
Category: The Rentals songs
Category: Matt Sharp
Category:Songs on Seven More Minutes
Category:The Rentals songs produced by Matt Sharp
My Baby Went to Africa

"My Baby Went to Africa" is an unreleased song by Southern Fried Swing.
==Overview==
"My Baby Went to Africa" is one of the Southern Fried Swing songs listed in the duo's page on the Amorphous Records website. It is shown as being slated for the group's second album, however, a second album was never released, meaning this song (along with the others listed alongside it) remain unreleased and unheard. It is dated 2001.
The song is listed as the 16th track of a Goat Punishment Bootleg CDr, however the means by which the bootlegger acquired the song remain unknown, and copies of the CDr are uncommon, with audio rips not being widely available anywhere online.
==Lyrics==
==See Also==
*Southern Fried Swing
*Patrick Wilson
*Karl Koch
Category:Southern Fried Swing
Category:Patrick Wilson
Category:Karl Koch