Mansion Of Cardboard

Weezer · Other Songs - Weezer

Overcoat

Old wool cap

Leather gloves

Hide the fat



In a world made of tears

He is safe from his fears



On his own

He's on his own (on his own)

He likes it that way



Thoughts arise

Fear is doubt

Bearing through

Giving smell



It's the happiest day

When he moves far away



From the crowd

The curious crowd



He wants them to,

Stand back the old man's snoring heavy

Down underneath the bridge he's got his,

Mansion of cardboard slats

And it's enough



oohhhh



[lead break]



It's the happiest day

When he moves far away



From the crowd

The curious crowd



He wants them to,

Stand back the old man's snoring heavy

Down underneath the bridge he's got his,

Mansion of cardboard slats

And it's enough (x2)



oooh

Mansion Of Cardboard

Mansion Of Cardboard stands as a standout track from Weezer's 2009 album, Raditude. The song captures the band's signature power-pop sensibility, blending melodic hooks with introspective lyrics about fragility and impermanence. During this era, the group explored a more polished, radio-friendly sound that distinguished them from their earlier alternative rock roots. The recording features the characteristic guitar textures and vocal delivery that defined their mid-caree output. As part of a discography known for balancing irony with genuine emotion, the track exemplifies the band's ability to craft accessible anthems. It remains a notable song in their catalogue, reflecting the creative direction taken during the late 2000s while maintaining the core identity that has sustained their long-standing influence in rock music.