Coming Home (Left My Broken Heart In Carolina)
Weezer · Other Songs - Weezer
i met a girl in callamajoue
she was doin' what you know she was do
and she's got hair on her toes, hair in the nose
she's the one for me can't you see
but when we walk away she's got more games to play
let my broken heart in carolina
got my broken toes in alamo
put the turkey in the oven please dear
now i won't be longing comin' home
...she's got more toes than a cow she's got
hair on her toes hair in the nose
legs in the basket
but when we get home
all my brothers they moan and moan
left my broken heart in carolina
got my broken toe in alamo
put the turkey in the oven please dear
now i won't be longing comin' home (2 times)
left my broken heart in carolina
got my broken toe in alamo
put the turkey in the oven please dear
now i won't be longing comin' home (2 times)
she was doin' what you know she was do
and she's got hair on her toes, hair in the nose
she's the one for me can't you see
but when we walk away she's got more games to play
let my broken heart in carolina
got my broken toes in alamo
put the turkey in the oven please dear
now i won't be longing comin' home
...she's got more toes than a cow she's got
hair on her toes hair in the nose
legs in the basket
but when we get home
all my brothers they moan and moan
left my broken heart in carolina
got my broken toe in alamo
put the turkey in the oven please dear
now i won't be longing comin' home (2 times)
left my broken heart in carolina
got my broken toe in alamo
put the turkey in the oven please dear
now i won't be longing comin' home (2 times)
Coming Home (Left My Broken Heart In Carolina)
Released by Weezer, this track stands as a poignant exploration of heartbreak and return, characteristic of the band's ability to blend pop sensibilities with emotional depth. The song reflects a period where the group, particularly Rivers Cuomo, grappled with personal turmoil and the complexities of relationships. While often associated with the broader themes found in their discography, the recording captures a specific mood of longing and introspection that resonates with listeners. It serves as a testament to Weezer's capacity to address raw human emotion within their signature rock framework, offering a sonic landscape that balances melodic accessibility with lyrical vulnerability.