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'Take Control' by Weezer is a 2002 rock track from the album 'Maladroit'. The lyrics are confrontational and self-assertive, with the singer telling someone to leave, insisting they will not be ashamed of past things, and vowing not to be drawn back in, even as they address “everyone” in a broad, communal way.
"Take Control" is a track by Weezer, from the album Maladroit, released 10th May 2002. The track is 3:05 long. It's filed under Rock. Full lyrics are available below. Dork has published 9 articles about Weezer.
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