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Can't Dance, Don't Ask Me

"Can't Dance, Don't Ask Me" is the first track on SZNZ: Autumn.
===Appearances===
*SZNZ: Autumn (2022)
==Overview==
The song's title was discovered by fans in the database for a Weezer set list survey hosted on website in June of 2022. Cuomo mentioned the track on the his Discord server on August 22, 2022, stating that it was to act as the de facto lead single for the record, conceding “there probably won’t be a radio single.”Discord. 22 August 2022. :File:Mrn-cantdance-single.png Ultimately, "What Happens After You" was chosen as the album's "single."
A 22-second clip of the song was made available on September 15 as reward for solving that day's puzzle on Cuomo's web game, Weezle.
A demo of "Can't Dance, Don't Ask Me" was leaked online in December of 2022.
==Personnel==
*Rivers Cuomo — lead vocals, guitar
*Brian Bell — rhythm guitar
*Scott Shriner — bass
*Patrick Wilson — drums
==Audio==
<youtube>MwFJU5us5s0</youtube>
==Lyrics==
So-and-so's in Tahoe with a hottie by the fire
Such-and-such in Cabo, Salsa-dancing on a wire
I'm just spitting, gritting teeth, and being crucified
Trying to tell myself the pins and needles is a vibe
Hey, doctor, doctor, give it to me
I got a bad case of… not loving me
I'm wishing that I was doing what somebody else is doing
But I can't dance; don't ask me
I, I always wish I was doing what somebody else is doing
But I can't dance; don't ask me
I don't got the huevos to approach the door and knock
No one cares, but I still feel like I'm a laughing stock
I keep running 'round and 'round the same old city block
While everybody else inside is waiting for the drop
Hey, doctor, doctor, give it to me
I got a bad case of… not loving me
I'm wishing that I was doing what somebody else is doing
But I can't dance; don't ask me
I, I always wish I was doing what somebody else is doing
But I can't dance; don't ask me
I don't know where my heart at
Don't know where my head at
Don't know where my feet at
I'm wishing that I was doing what somebody else is doing
But I can't dance; don't ask me
Hey, it's getting kind of cold out here
I'm all alone (Knock, knock!)
Don't let me come inside your place
It's getting kind of cold out here
I'm all alone (Knock, knock!)
I don't want to go inside your place
Give it to me
I've got a bad, bad case of… not loving me
I'm wishing that I was doing what somebody else is doing
But I can't dance; don't ask me
I, I always wish I was doing what somebody else is doing
But I can't dance; don't ask me
I don't know where my heart at
Don't know where my head at
Don't know where my feet at
I'm wishing that I was doing what somebody else is doing
But I can't dance; don't ask me
I can't dance
==Known recordings==
==See also==
*SZNZ: Autumn
*List of Rivers Cuomo songs
*List of Weezer songs
==References==
Category:Rivers Cuomo songsCategory:SZNZCategory:Weezer songsCategory:Songs on SZNZ: Autumn
Can't Justify

"Can't Justify" is a demo by the Melvin Jones Total Soul Attack Orchestra, a musical trio containing Karl Koch, Pat Finn, and Finn's little brother Brendan. 
==Overview==
According to the demo's filename (19980316MelvinJonesTotalSoulAttackOrch-CantJustify.mp3),Amorphous Records. (2002). "...From 1998, its a rare demo track from the now-defunct Melvin Jones Total Soul Attack Orchestra. Download and enjoy "Can't Justify"". Archived from the original at https://web.archive.org/web/20021020015711/http://www.karlophone.com/amorphous/other.html. it was recorded on March 16, 1998. Pat Finn performs lead guitar and bass, his brother Brendan provides semi-improvised vocals (described as being "smooth as butter"Koch, Karl (as Karlophone). (September 26, 2022). Weezerpedia Discord Q&A with Karl Koch.), and some samples are included, cut by Karl Koch. The song specifically samples drums from music by Jimi Hendrix, as well as vocals from the comedian Robin Williams and the 1968 film "Planet of the Apes". It was recorded in a studio belonging to Pat Finn's step-grandfather, located east of Sacramento, California.
The demo was shared on the website of Pat and Koch's record label, Amorphous Records, in 2002. It is the only song by the trio to be publicly released, though other demos were recorded.
==Known recordings==
==References==
Category:Karl Koch
Category:Pat Finn
Category:Amorphous Records
Can't Keep My Hands off You (Simple Plan song)

"Can't Keep My Hands off You" is the first single and second track from the album Get Your Heart On! by Canadian rock band Simple Plan. The song was co-written by Simple Plan members Pierre Bouvier and Chuck Comeau with Weezer frontman Rivers Cuomo. Cuomo is also featured as a vocalist on the song.
==Overview==
==Music video==
<youtube>jagBu2bqI7c</youtube>
==Lyrics==
My Fender Strats sits all alone
Collecting dust in the corner
Oh oh oh oh
I haven’t called any of my friends
I’ve been MIA since last December
Oh oh oh oh
My Blackberry’s filled up with e-mail
My phone calls go straight through to voicemail
'Cause on the street or under the covers
We're stuck like two pieces of velcro
At the park, in the back of my car
It don’t matter what I do
No, I can’t keep my hands off you
Can’t keep my hands off you
There’s fungus growing in the icebox
All I got left are Fruit Roll-Ups
Oh oh oh oh
My clothes are six months old
But I don’t care, no, no, no, I don’t notice
Oh oh oh oh
My bills pile is so high, it is shocking
The repo man just keeps on knocking
'Cause on the street or under the covers
We're stuck like two pieces of velcro
At the park, in the back of my car
It don’t matter what I do
No, I can’t keep my hands off you
Can’t keep my hands off you
Sorry to all my friends
And to anyone I offend
But I can’t help it
No, I can’t help it
(Can’t keep my, I can’t keep my) I can’t keep my hands off
(Can’t keep my, I can’t keep my) I can’t keep my hands off
(Can’t keep my, I can’t keep my) I can’t keep my hands off
(Can’t keep my, I can’t keep my) I can’t keep my hands off
'Cause on the street or under the covers
We're stuck like two pieces of velcro
At the park, in the back of my car
It don’t matter what I do
No, I can’t keep my hands off you
Can’t keep my hands off you
(Can’t keep my, I can’t keep my) I can’t keep my hands off
(Can’t keep my, I can’t keep my) I can’t keep my hands off
(Can’t keep my, I can’t keep my) I can’t keep my hands off
(Can’t keep my, I can’t keep my) I can’t keep my hands off
==See also==
*List of Rivers Cuomo songs
==External links==
*"Can't Keep My Hands off You" on Wikipedia
*Simple Plan on Wikipedia
Category:Songs featuring contributions by Rivers CuomoCategory:Rivers Cuomo songs
Can't Keep My Hands off You (disambiguation)

"Can't Keep My Hands off You" may refer to:
*Can't Keep My Hands off You (Rivers Cuomo song) - a song written by Rivers Cuomo in 1993, also known as "I Refuse to Be Your Friend".
*Can't Keep My Hands off You (Simple Plan song) - a single by Canadian rock band Simple Plan, written in collaboration with Rivers Cuomo, released in 2011.
Category:Disambiguation page
Can't Stop Partying Pitchfork Media track review

The new Weezer album picks up where the last one left off, which was highlighted by a return to uptempo singles trading in an offbeat sense of humor and an unironic embrace of fun rock'n'roll (see "Troublemaker", "Pork & Beans"). Here they rope in Lil Wayne, however, for the anti-fun rock'n'roll song. And the idea works: Cuomo and Weezy frame the satire with that sort of detached, knowing, arch-ironic vocals that sharpened and sold a ton of Pet Shop Boys songs.And, hell, it's a message worth stating, too, especially in the context of a pop song. There's been a lot of talk recently-- from The New Yorker's Sasha Frere-Jones fretting about the state of hip-hop to Jay-Z claiming the genre is in its hair-metal phase-- about the increased vacuousness and predictability of hip-hop (and, by extension, U.S. pop music). A genre that was once so sonically adventurous it arguably frightened rock away from the idea of progression is now a retread itself, though it's still oddly unfashionable to point that out. If you're suggesting that hip-hop, or electronic music or pop,might be in a bit of a rut lyrically or otherwise, it doesn't follow that you're making some sort of knee-jerk, Luddite rockist statement.Problem is, the joke/comment here on "Can't Stop Partying" is one-note and, ultimately, a snooze. Iggy on "Nightclubbing" proved you could take on going out dry, glassy-eyed, and droney without sounding like you're nodding off, or worse that the listeners will. Cuomo's a smart guy, and to his credit his somnambulist take and the sort of hypnotizing, zombie-like way in which he and Weezy are reading their lines here mirrors the way in which the country is still sleepwalking, distracted and uninformed, through an economic crisis, an anemic health care debate, and a couple of wars. But the song itself isn't making that leap; it's not capturing or chastising a national mood so much as preaching to their converted, like-minded fans.There is in an actual great single from 2009 that addresses some of what this song does plus way more, and does it much better: Lily Allen's "The Fear", which is pointing a finger not only at herself but the entire rubbernecking, shameless, celebrity-obsessing crumbling empires of the UK and the U.S. By comparison, Weez(y)er risk coming off seeming like boring/bored rock stars, and their song, worst of all, is rote and drab. Ironically, it's victimized as a listening experience by the very things it does to make clear it's satire.
— Scott Plagenhoef, October 30, 2009
==See also==
*Raditude song reviews
*Raditude album reviews
*Pitchfork
*Song reviews
==External links==
*Original review (Archived webpage)
Category:Weezer song reviews
Category:Pitchfork Media
Category:Raditude song reviews
Category:Raditude reviews
Category:Review
Can't Stop the Party

"Can't Stop the Party" is a song written by Rivers Cuomo in 2004.
===Appearances===
*Alone IX: The Make Believe Years (2020)
==Overview==
"Can't Stop the Party" is an instrumental.
==Known recordings==
==See also==
*List of Rivers Cuomo songs
Category:Rivers Cuomo songsCategory:Songs on Alone IX: The Make Believe YearsCategory:InstrumentalsCategory:Catalog o' Riffs
Can't You See?

"Can't You See?" is the tenth track from Brian Bell's side project the Space Twins' debut album The End of Imagining.
==Lyrics==
What do we do about this problem that we have?
We communicate worse than my mom and dad
Can't you see it's killing us?
All we do is scream and cuss
Seems like we're never gonna
Get out here alive
Seems like we're never gonna
Get out here alive
What you think about the problem at hand?
We participate less than the average band
Can't you see it's killing us?
All we do is scream and cuss
Seems like we're never gonna
Get out here alive
Seems like we're never gonna
Get out here alive
Can't you see it's killing us?
All we do is scream and cuss
What do we do about these days, now they've past?
Friends say we ain't ever gonna make it last
Can't you see it's failing us?
All we do is fight and fuss
Seems like we're never gonna
Get out here alive
Seems like we're never gonna
Get out here alive
Seems like we're never gonna
Get out here alive
Seems like we're never gonna
Get out here alive
==See also==
*List of Space Twins songs
Category:Space Twins
Category:Songs on The End of Imagining
Category:Self-produced Space Twins songs
Can You Do This?

"Can You Do This?" is a song demoed by Rivers Cuomo in 1998. Demos of the song were released in 2020 as part of the demo compilation Alone VI: The Black Room. 
===Appearances===
*Alone VI: The Black Room (2020)
==Overview==
"Can You Do This?" was recorded by Rivers Cuomo at TK Productions & Rehearsal Studios in 1998. The demo was included as a part of the digital demo compilation album Alone VI: The Black Room in November of 2020.
==Lyrics==
==Known recordings==
==See also==
*TK demos
*List of Rivers Cuomo songs
Category:Rivers Cuomo songs
Category:Songs on Alone VI: The Black Room
Canada Tour 2017

==Tour dates==
*03/31/2017 Saskatoon, SK, Canada - SaskTel Centre
*04/02/2017 Winnipeg, MB, Canada - MTS Centre
*04/04/2017 Edmonton, AB, Canada - Shaw Conference Centre
*04/05/2017 Calgary, AB, Canada - Grey Eagle Resort & Casino - Grey Eagle Event Centre
*04/06/2017 Dawson Creek, BC, Canada - EnCana Events Centre
*04/08/2017 Penticton, BC, Canada - South Okanagan Events Centre
==See also==
*List of Weezer tours
Category:Weezer tours
Cancer

"Cancer" is a demo by Rivers Cuomo. The demo was released in 2020 as part of the digital compilation Alone XI: The EWBAITE Years.
===Appearances===
*Alone XI: The EWBAITE Years (2020)
==Overview==
"Cancer" was one of many songs demoed in contention for what would eventually become ninth album, Everything Will Be Alright in the End. The song is an early iteration of "Ballad of the Briny", which would in turn be reworked into the Weezer song "Blue Dream" from the album Van Weezer.
==Lyrics==
It's never quite enough
There's always something else
A reason to get mad
And give somebody hell
But I keep it all inside
Assume it's best to hide
I hope I don't regret
The words I leave unsaid
I'm a cancer on the body
Of the people all around me
I need some surgery
Some chemotherapy
A radiation blast
To exorcize my past
It really wasn't bad
It was only in my head
I really should perk up
Before I meet the dead
'Cause I'm a cancer on the body
Of the people all around me
I'm a cancer on the body
Of the people all around me
I itch, I scratch
I got a blood disease
No drugs can kill
The bug inside of me
The years go by
It's just a matter of time
Before I leave
This troubled life of mine
Ohh
'Cause I'm a cancer on the body
Of the people all around me
I'm a cancer on the body
Of the people all around me
==Known recordings==
==See also==
*List of Rivers Cuomo songs
*"Ballad of the Briny"
*"Blue Dream"
*Alone XI: The EWBAITE Years
Category:Rivers Cuomo songs
Category:Songs on Alone XI: The EWBAITE Years
Candy Rock

Candy Rock is an unofficial bootleg CD released by Von Knows on June 24, 2006.
==Overview==
Candy Rock, named after another popular bootleg of the same show, Rock Candy, contains audio of Weezer's September 9, 1994 show in Minneapolis, MN. It was first made available for purchase by mail-order on a Japanese blog at blog.livedoor.jp called "Mr. T's collector's CD diary" starting June 24, 2006.poppop2. blog.livedoor.jp. 24 June, 2006 at 20:28. http://blog.livedoor.jp/poppop2/archives/50446956.html. Archived from the original on 2020-4-21.
==Tracklist==
#"No One Else"
#"The World Has Turned And Left Me" ("The World Has Turned and Left Me Here")
#"Buddy Holy" ("Buddy Holly")
#"In The Garage"
#"Stay With Me Tonight" ("You Gave Your Love To Me Softly")
#"Jaime" ("Jamie")
#"Say It Ain't So"
#"Get You" ("Getchoo")
#"Holiday"
#"Undone - The Sweater Song"
#"Surf - Wax America"
#"Only In Dreams"
#"Tonight" ("Tired Of Sex")
==Gallery==
Candy Rock Cover.jpg|Front cover
Candy Rock Back Cover.jpg|Back cover
Candy Rock Disc.jpg|Disc
==See also==
*Von Knows
*Boys at Play and Rock Candy
*List of unofficial bootlegs (physical)
==External links==
*Candy Rock on Discogs
==References==
Category:Unofficial bootlegs
Category:2006 releases
Cantankerous

"Cantankerous" is the sixth track from the album Now Playing (later re-issued as simply Chopper One) by Chopper One. 
==Overview==
==Personnel==
*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==
<youtube>Ih4GHy15f1s</youtube>
==Lyrics==
In my dreams you were alone with me
Down at the apple tree we carved our names
Then one day, all that I knew was gone
And I never felt so wrong and I called your name
Only you can take me down
Down with you, down with you
Only you can take me down
Down with you, if I let you
Give up hope, or go on giving life
Find me another wife, we're not to be
Then one day, you might call again
And if we could still be friends, why shouldn't we?
Only you can take me down
Down with you, down with you
Only you can take me down
Down with you, if I let you
Liquid lipstick melting snow, frankly nowhere else to go
To go
Smiling solo gleeful grins covered in abandonment, abandonment
Only you can take me down
Down with you, down with you
Only you can take me down
Down with you, if I let you
Blowing bagpipes feverishly, mechanically misguided me
Plotted poppy's doggy's dance rattles my cantankerous romance
Cantankerous
Only you can take me down
Down with you, down with you
Only you can take me down
Down with you, if I let you
==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
Carnival Art

Carnival Art was a rock band from Los Angeles that featured future Weezer guitarist Brian Bell.
==Overview==
Carnival Art was originally formed in 1989 by Michael P. Tak, Shane Paul Rhody, Ed Dobrydnio, and Keith Fallis. Shortly after the group's first release, Like Nobody's Business in 1989, Rhody would depart from the band. Dobrydnio would take over Rhody's position on guitar and Brian Bell would join the band as a bassist. This line-up would go on to release two more albums, as well as three additional EPs.
The Dig EP was released in 1990 and was the band's first release with the new line-up. It was the introduction of one of the band's most notable songs, "Mr. Blue Veins", which would later appear on the band's next two releases: the Blue Food & Black Sparks EP and Thrumdrone—the band's second album—both in 1991. "Mr. Blue Veins" was pushed as the lead single of Thrumdrone and was featured in an episode of Beavis and Butt-Head a year after the band had broken up. The Holy Smokes EP would follow in the spring of 1992, and the band's third and final album, Welcome to Vas Llegas, would be released later in fall of the same year.
Despite signing to Situation Two (a sub-label of Beggars Banquet) and later Beggars Banquet itself, Carnival Art would receive minimal radio play and poor record sales. They would be dropped by the label after the release of Welcome to Vas Llegas. Following the band's final contribution—a cover of Alice Cooper's "Cold Ethyl" for the Welcome to Our Nightmare: A Tribute to Alice Cooper compilation—they would officially disband in 1993.
Bell would first meet the members of Weezer in December of 1992Weezer Recording History - Page 3, and after a short stint with a band he formed under the name Jerkwater, he would officially join Weezer in September of 1993.Historic event: 07/16/1993 Michael P. Tak would release a solo album in 1994, while Dobrydnio and Fallis would later form Shufflepuck.
Bell commented on his time during the band in a 2002 interview:
==Discography==
===Studio albums===
*Like Nobody's Business (1989)
*Thrumdrone (1991)
*Welcome to Vas Llegas (1992)
===EPs===
*Dig (1990)
*Blue Food & Black Sparks (1991)
*Holy Smokes (1992)
===Singles===
*"Wrestling Swamis" 12"-vinyl single (1991)
*"Shit Thick" 12"-vinyl single (1992)
*"Sucker Punch" CD single (1992)
===Compilation appearances===
*A Lump of Coal compilation (1991) - ("Bring a Torch, Jeanette, Isabella")
*Welcome to Our Nightmare: A Tribute to Alice Cooper (1993) - ("Cold Ethyl")
==See also==
*List of Carnival Art songs
==References==
Category:Brian Bell
Category:Carnival Art
Casper

"Casper" is a song written by Brian Bell and demoed by the Space Twins.
==Overview==
A live performance of "Casper" was recorded and used on the second (self-titled) Space Twins demo in late 1994.
==Lyrics==
He was smiling through his own personal hell
Chucked his last dime in a wishing well
Well he was hoping to curse them, then he fell
Now there's Casper the friendly ghost
He was always ??? to the people in town
And he was nothin' but a lazy bum
Well, goodbye to them, he had to go
Now he's Casper the friendly ghost
Sure, he was nice when he was alive
"You can't buy no respect" like the ??? said
And everyone respects the dead
They love him the friendly ghost
Casper the friendly ghost
Y'know the city will never forget what he learned
"Sweet we'll be to him" but he never learned to ???
Love is forever, ??? him
Casper the friendly ghost, ??? him
Casper the friendly ghost
==See also==
*List of Space Twins songs
Category:Space Twins
Catalog:(If You're Wondering If I Want You To) I Want You To

==CD==
====Europe, WTOCDP1, 2009, CD, Promo====
Description	Images
Title: (If You're Wondering If I Want You To) I Want You To
Release date: 2009
Format: CD
Country: Europe
Label(s): DGC, Interscope Records
Identifier(s):
:Catalog number(s): WTOCDP1
:Matrix: [Universal logo] WTOCDP1 [Universal logo] 01 [Universal logo] [Universal logo]
:Mastering SID code: IFPI L136
:Mould SID code: IFPI 0444
Track listing:
:1. "(If You're Wondering If I Want You To) I Want You To"
Notes: Promotional European CD release packaged in a slimline jewel case.	
Image:IywiiwytEUcover.jpg|Cover
Image:IywiiwytEUcoverflap.jpg|Cover and spine/flap
Image:IywiiwytEUflap.jpg|Spine/flap
Image:IywiiwytEUinner.jpg|Inner artwork
Image:IywiiwytEUdisc.jpg|Disc
Image:IywiiwytEUdiscring.jpg|Disc matrix
====United States, 2009, CD-R, Promo====
Description	Images
Title: (If You're Wondering If I Want You To) I Want You To
Release date: 2009
Format: CD-R
Country: United States
Label(s): DGC, Interscope Records
Identifier(s): [none]
Track listing:
:1. "(If You're Wondering If I Want You To) I Want You To"
Notes: Promotional United States CD-R release. This release is only a disc with no additional artwork and was possibly packaged in a clear jewel case.	
Image:IywiiwytUSdisc.jpg|Disc
Category:Physical Release Catalog
Catalog:3 Titres Inédits

==CD==
====France, 9921, 2001, CD, Promo====
Description	Images
Title: 3 Titres Inédits
Release date: Late 2001Collectors Discography - Page 3
Format: CD
Country: France
Label(s): Geffen, Universal, Polydor
Identifier(s):
:Catalog number(s): 9921
:Matrix: 000 9921 00 Made in the E.U. by Cinram Optical Discs
:Mastering SID code: IFPI L004
:Mould SID code: IFPI 0282
Track listing:
:1. "Crab" (Live @ Columbus (12/05/2001))
:2. "Don't Let Go" (Live @ Kalanazoo (12/06/2001))
:3. "Always" (Jack Joseph Puig Remix (inédit)
Notes: Promotional French CD packaged in a cardboard sleeve that includes lives versions of two songs from Weezer (The Green Album) and the "correct" mix of "Always". 3 Titres Inédits (roughly translates to "3 Unpublished Titles") was originally intended to be packaged with French CD copies of Green until the French division of Polydor decided to cancel production of the release due to the standing success of Green in France.
The back artwork of the release claims that 3,000 copies were produced, but this number is likely far lower due to the cancellation of the promotion. Copies that made it to production are known to have been shrinkwrapped to the front of French CD copies of Green, but it is unknown if they were ever given out as standalone releases.
This release features multiple typos, as the track times listed for "Don't Let Go" and "Always" are incorrect, and "Kalamazoo" is misspelled as "Kalanazoo" on the track listing.	
Image:3titresinédits.jpg|Cover
Image:3titresinéditsback.jpg|Back cover
Image:3titresinéditsdisc.jpg|Disc
Image:3titresdiscring.jpg|Disc matrix
==References==
Category:Physical Release Catalog
Catalog:A Punk Named Josh

==CD==
====Australia, 74321587782, 1998, CD====
Description	Images
Title: A Punk Named Josh
Release date: 1998
Format: CD
Country: Australia
Label(s): Restless Records; BMG
Identifier(s):
:Catalog number(s): 74321587782
:Matrix: * 74321587782 * #01 MADE BY PMI.
:Mould SID code: IFPI 4601
Track listing:
:1. "A Punk Named Josh" (Radio edit)
:2. "A Punk Named Josh" (Radio edit (Clean))
:3. "A Punk Named Josh" (Album version)
Notes: Standard Australian CD release packaged in a slimline jewel case. The release includes three versions of "A Punk Named Josh". "Radio edit" is misspelled as "radio edot" on the artwork's flap.	
Image:Apnjcover.jpg|Cover
Image:Apnjflap.jpg|Spine/flap
Image:Apnjinner.jpg|Inner artwork
Image:Apnjdisc.jpg|Disc
Image:Apnjdiscring.jpg|Disc matrix
Category:Physical Release Catalog