Rubberbands

Japanese Large – Indie Artist

Death Cab For Cutie-Inspired Indie Song | Rubberbands by Japanese Large | Free Download

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Another one for the electronic indie pop bucket.

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Japanese Large

We're largely electronic leaning these days, but a year ago it was all live guitar and drums so best to say ever evolving.. favorite thing is discovering where

Hey we're an awesome 1-5 piece band in Phoenix Arizona.

"Rubberbands" is an Indie track by Japanese Large on SoundClick. It rewards close listening, revealing new details on each playthrough. The arrangement unfolds with a natural ease, guiding the listener through a more immersive experience. It has reached #18 on the main SoundClick Alternative chart. Listeners into Indie, Electronic and Indie Pop will find this track a natural fit within their rotation.

Song Info

Genre

Alternative • Indie

Charts

Peak #18

Peak in subgenre #3

Author

Hellbus

Rights

2015

Uploaded

July 29, 2015

Track Files

MP3

MP3 5.6 MB • 160 kbps • 4:52 minutes

Lyrics

I get as far up as I can
but baby I'm a rubberband
get as far up as I can
I'll be coming back again
I take it as far up as I can
baby I'm a rubberband
get as far up as I can
but I'll be coming back

I believe I believe you want to do the right thing
But I believe But I believe you'll only do the right thing sometimes
can't you see oh can't you see
the gravity that's riding
that one day you'll run out of lightning 
when you leave this easter island?

so get as far up as you can
baby you're a rubberband
so get as far up as you can 
you'll be coming back again
so take it as far up as you can
baby we're all rubberbands
take it as far up as we can
but we'll be coming back again

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Dollar Bill and the Unmentionables

Aug 28, 2015

Quirky elements and hints of dissonance that seem like an odd match on paper, but work in concert to create this unique sonic fingerprint.  Fantastic!