Mexican Fender
Weezer
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Met her at a guitar shop on Santa Monica and 7th Street The salesman tried to get my attention to sell me a Mexican Fender She came to get her ten thoudand steps and hang out with her boyfriend But I was only trying to get to know her so I took her out to the ocean It was hot, hot, hundred degrees But she only went in up to her knees She didn't want to take off her jeans 'cause that would be insane My summer love, oo-we-oo My summer love, oo-we-oo Oh she loves me, she loves me, she loves me not Oh she loves me, she loves me, she loves me not She got a bachelor's degree in physics and a job in computer programming That's pretty cool for a singer in a band so I knew we would end up jamming Later that night we went to a gig and she asked for some advice "What do you do with your hands when you're singing, do you just hold onto the mic?" It was hot, hot, hundred degrees And the trash overflowed out on the street The heartbreak DJ stepped to me but I just couldn't get enough Of my summer love, oo-we-oo My summer love, oo-we-oo Oh she loves me, she loves me, she loves me not Oh she loves me, she loves me, she loves me not Gonna fly so high To a place that we have never seen Ever since you came 'round In a greasy tee and faded jeans, woah I got a cozy pad around the corner Slide a little closer My summer love, oo-we-oo My summer love, oo-we-oo Oh she loves me, she loves me, she loves me not Oh she loves me, she loves me, she loves me not Oh she loves me, she loves me, she loves me not Oh she loves me, she loves me, she loves me not
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Written by: Rivers Cuomo, Tobias Gad
Lyrics © E O Smith Music, Kobalt Music Publishing Ltd.
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10 facts about this song
Song's Release Date and Album Classification"Mexican Fender" was released on August 17, 2017. The song was the second single from Weezer's eleventh album “Pacific Daydream.”
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Inspiration for the Song NameWeezer's lead vocalist, Rivers Cuomo, got the name for the song from the brand of his guitar, Fender, that was made in Mexico.
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ThemeLyrically, "Mexican Fender" tells a story about summer love, a theme which is common throughout the album.
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Music CompositionTaking a break from Weezer’s traditional guitar-heavy sound, the song incorporates more synth and pop elements.
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Collaborated EffortThe band worked with producer Jacknife Lee on "Mexican Fender," who has previously worked with bands like U2 and The Killers.
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ReceptionDespite being a shift from their usual style, which led to mixed reviews from fans, the song reached number two on the Billboard Alternative Songs chart.
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Music VideoThe official music video for "Mexican Fender" features a seagull named "Chirpy Bird" falling in love with a guitar. Toward the end of the video, the seagull perishes after attempting to play the guitar, underlining the tragic-comedy nature that is inherent in Weezer's music videos.
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PerformancesWeezer debuted "Mexican Fender" live at a show in Saint Paul, Minnesota on August 16, 2017, a day before the official release of the song.
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Songwriting ProcessCuomo curated the lyrics based on his existing text messages, emails, conversations, and tweets, composing them into a cohesive narrative around contemporary summer love.
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Song EvolutionOriginally, the song was intended to be part of the unreleased album "The Black Album". However, it got redesigned for the "Pacific Daydream" album due to its summer loving theme fitting more with the latter.
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