Mona Lisa (Guster song)

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"Mona Lisa" is a 1994 song by the rock band Guster on its debut album, Parachute. The song references the Da Vinci painting, Mona Lisa, in its line of "Fake a smile"—referring to the smile of Mona Lisa in the portrait. The self-proclaimed "heart-felt ballad" is often performed by college a cappella groups such as Duke's Speak of the Devil, Yale's Mixed Company, and Drexel's 8 to the Bar.