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'Slave' by Weezer is a rock track from the album 'Maladroit' (2002). The lyrics are built around pleading attachment and the feeling of being trapped, repeating the word “Slave” as a blunt refrain. Across verses, the speaker weighs love against a sense of damage, asking who has put someone’s heart under control and returning to the idea that you can see things clearly while still feeling unfree. The emotional register is anguished and accusatory, with moments that swing between surrender and defiance.
"Slave" is a track by Weezer, from the album Maladroit, released 10th May 2002. The track is 2:53 long. It's filed under Rock. Full lyrics are available below. Dork has published 9 articles about Weezer.
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