Your Sister

Weezer · Other Songs - Weezer

Thieves, and pain, and hundred dollar bills
Lies, and nails, and nauseating pills

Why am I so hung up on your sister?
Why am I so hung up on you mom?
I thought that I would never even miss her
I thought that I would never use the bong

And I never cry like that
And I never swear like that
And I never lose my mind

Thieves, and pain, and dragon colored tears
Still, remain and cover up the years

Why am I so hung up on your sister?
Why am I so hung up on you mom?
I thought that I would never even miss her
I thought that I would never use the bong

And I never cry like that
And I never swear like that
And I never lose my mind

Why am I so hung up on your sister?
Why am I so hung up on you mom?
I thought that I would never even miss her
I thought that I would never use the bong

And I never cry like that
And I never swear like that
And I never lose my mind

Your Sister - Weezer

Released as part of Weezer's extensive discography, "Your Sister" stands as a defining track within the band's signature blend of melodic rock and pop sensibilities. The song exemplifies the group's ability to craft anthemic choruses that resonate with listeners, often featuring the distinctive vocal harmonies and guitar-driven arrangements characteristic of their work. While specific album placement varies in public records, the track remains a staple in discussions regarding the band's evolution from their early indie roots to their mainstream breakthrough era. It captures the emotional core of Weezer's songwriting, focusing on themes of personal connection and nostalgia delivered through a polished production style that has influenced countless subsequent rock and alternative acts.