The Prettiest Girl In The Whole Wide World
Weezer · Other Songs - Weezer
Fall leaves falling
Colder than air
Too bad she ain't coming
Alone right here
And I got the prettiest girl in the whole wide world
And nobody can take her from me
And if even when she goes out walking alone
I waited home patiently
I've never been so happy
I've never been so sure
Ohh...
Memories are gone
All in the wind
All the things return to me
All coming clear
I've got the prettiest girl in the whole wide world
And nobody can take her from me
And if even when she goes out walking alone
I waited home patiently
I've never been so happy
I've never been so sure
I've got the prettiest girl in the whole wide world
No one knows
Fun times are falling
All over again
Ten thousand calling
All of my time
I've got the prettiest girl in the whole wide world
And nobody can take her from me
And if even when she goes out walking alone
I waited home patiently
I've never been so happy
I've never been so sure
I've got the prettiest woman in the whole wide world
No one knows
Colder than air
Too bad she ain't coming
Alone right here
And I got the prettiest girl in the whole wide world
And nobody can take her from me
And if even when she goes out walking alone
I waited home patiently
I've never been so happy
I've never been so sure
Ohh...
Memories are gone
All in the wind
All the things return to me
All coming clear
I've got the prettiest girl in the whole wide world
And nobody can take her from me
And if even when she goes out walking alone
I waited home patiently
I've never been so happy
I've never been so sure
I've got the prettiest girl in the whole wide world
No one knows
Fun times are falling
All over again
Ten thousand calling
All of my time
I've got the prettiest girl in the whole wide world
And nobody can take her from me
And if even when she goes out walking alone
I waited home patiently
I've never been so happy
I've never been so sure
I've got the prettiest woman in the whole wide world
No one knows
The Prettiest Girl In The Whole Wide World
Released on Weezer's 2009 album Raditude, this track stands as a defining example of the band's post-blue album evolution. The song blends the group's signature power pop hooks with a more mature, introspective lyrical approach, marking a distinct shift from their earlier garage-rock sound. Featuring prominent vocals by Rivers Cuomo and driving guitar work, the recording captures the band's ability to balance catchy melodies with deeper emotional resonance. It remains a staple of their discography, showcasing their continued relevance in the alternative rock landscape during the late 2000s.