The World has Turned and Left Me Here

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"The World has Turned and Left Me Here"
"The World has Turned and Left Me Here" cover
Song by Weezer
from the album Weezer
Released May 10, 1994
Recorded August-September 1993 at Electric Ladyland Studios, NYC
Genre Alternative
Length 4 min 19 s
Label Geffen
Producer(s) Ric Ocasek
Weezer (The Blue Album) track listing
  1. "My Name Is Jonas"
  2. "No One Else"
  3. "The World has Turned and Left Me Here"
  4. "Buddy Holly"
  5. "Undone - The Sweater Song"
  6. "Surf Wax America"
  7. "Say It Ain't So"
  8. "In the Garage"
  9. "Holiday"
  10. "Only in Dreams"

The World has Turned and Left Me Here is the third track off Weezer's self-titled first album, commonly referred to as The Blue Album. The song was written by singer/guitarist Rivers Cuomo and drummer Patrick Wilson between December of '91 and January of '92 before Weezer was even started. This song and track 2, No One Else, are connected. Cuomo described the narrarator of No One Else as "the jealous-obsessive in me freaking out on my girlfriend" and claiming that "'The World has Turned and Left Me Here' is the same wondering why she’s gone." [1]

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