Fontana

From Weezerpedia
Jump to: navigation, search
"Fontana"
Fontana cover
Demo by Weezer
Released Via Weezer.com
Format MP3
Recorded July 2, 2002
July 16, 2002
Length July 2 - 3:57
July 16 - 3:47
Writer(s) Rivers Cuomo
RC# 734
COR# 379
Status Demo circulating
Rivers Cuomo song chronology
Untitled
(RC# 733)
"Fontana"
(RC# 734)
"Lullaby"
(RC# 735)

Fontana is an unreleased song by Weezer.

Appearances

Overview

"Fontana" was, according to the Catalog O' Riffs, written by Rivers Cuomo around May of 2002. Weezer recorded demos of the song during sessions for the band's planned fifth album immediately following the recording sessions for Maladroit (and before that album had even been released). None of the songs from these sessions would be released, however, and the album would not be released until 2005, in the form of Make Believe.

Known recordings

Performer(s) Filename Date of recording Recording location Length Appeared on Notes
Rivers Cuomo 379 bass line.mp3 2002 0:33 Alone VIII: The Maladroit Years
Rivers Cuomo 379.2.mp3 2002 2:48 Alone VIII: The Maladroit Years
Rivers Cuomo 379.3.mp3 2002 3:14 Alone VIII: The Maladroit Years
Weezer June 23, 2002 Sunset Sound, Los Angeles, CA [1]
Weezer June 26, 2002 Sunset Sound, Los Angeles, CA [2]
Weezer June 27, 2002 Sunset Sound, Los Angeles, CA [2]
Weezer weezer-2002-07-02_fontana_379.mp3 July 2, 2002 Sunset Sound, Los Angeles, CA [3] 3:56 Released on weezer.com
Weezer weezer-2002-07-16_fontana_379.mp3 July 16, 2002 The Lodge Recording Studios, Indianapolis, IN [3] 3:46 Released on weezer.com

Audio

Personnel

Lyrics

Weakened knee joints,
Stomach flutters
Shaking elbows
Still demand
That I ask you
For an answer
To the question
Here at hand

Why did he reach out to you just now,
Touch your hand and say goodbye?

You can hear him
Breathin’ heavy
With a sound so
Physical
In his blue jeans
He’s bow-legged
And he’s stupid
Like a bull

Why did he reach out to you just now,
Touch your hand and say goodbye?
How’s a man supposed to stand up so tall
When he feels that he could die?

Can you hear him?

See also

References

  1. Koch, Karl. Karl's Corner. 25 June 2002. Archived on Weezerpedia. Karl's Corner - 06/25/2002
  2. 2.0 2.1 Koch, Karl. Karl's Corner. 25 June 2002. Archived on Weezerpedia. Karl's Corner - 06/27/2002
  3. 3.0 3.1 Koch, Karl. Weezer Recording History - Page 14