Reason To Worry
Weezer · Other Songs - Weezer
not something you can lose
but something you can find
another day goes into another day
you've got something to do
you've got something to find
I've got no reason to worry about anything
I've got no good reason to worry at all
I just want to see what i already know
Never ending, never to begin again
not something you can lose
but something you can find
another day goes right into another day
you've got something to do
you've got something to find
I've got no reason to worry about anything
I got no good reason to worry at all
I just want to see what i already know
I've got no reason to worry about anything
I got no good reason to worry at all
I just want to see what i already know
I just want to see what i already know
I just want to see what i already know
I just want to see what i already know
About Reason To Worry
"Weezer's 'Reason To Worry' stands as a defining track from their 2001 breakthrough album *Weezer (The Blue Album)*, capturing the band's signature blend of melodic pop-rock and raw emotional intensity. The song features the iconic interplay between Rivers Cuomo's soaring vocals and the band's driving guitar riffs, establishing a sonic template that would influence a generation of alternative rock acts. Released during the height of the early 2000s indie revival, the recording exemplifies the band's ability to fuse catchy hooks with lyrical themes of anxiety and modern alienation. Its enduring popularity stems from its perfect balance of anthemic energy and intimate vulnerability, making it a staple in live performances and a cultural touchstone for fans of the genre. The track remains a testament to Weezer's ability to craft memorable music that resonates across decades.