Getchoo
Weezer · Pinkerton
This is beginning to get serious
It used to be a game
Now it's a crying shame
'cause you don't wanna play around no more
Sometimes I push too hard
Sometimes you fall and skin your knee
I never meant to do
All that I've done to you
Please baby say it's not too late
To getchoo, uh huh
Getchoo, uh huh
Getchoo, uh huh
Getchoo getchoo getchoo Uh huh
You know this is breaking me up
You think that I'm some kind of freak, uh huh
But if you come back to me
Then you will surely see
That i'm just fooling around
Chorus
I can't believe (I can't believe)
What you've done to me
What I did to them
You've done to me, whoa
Chorus
This is beginning to hurt
Getchoo
Released on Weezer's 1997 album Pinkerton, "Getchoo" stands as a defining track of the band's indie rock evolution. The song features the group's signature jangly guitar riffs and rhythmic drumming, blending pop sensibilities with the introspective mood characteristic of Pinkerton. It was recorded during a pivotal era for Weezer, following the success of their debut and preceding the radical stylistic shift seen in their next album, Regulate Y. The track captures the band's ability to craft catchy melodies that resonate with a generation, serving as a nostalgic touchstone for fans of the mid-90s alternative scene. Its enduring popularity highlights Weezer's capacity to maintain relevance while exploring new sonic territories.