The Last Song (The All-American Rejects song)
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| Single by The All-American Rejects from the album The All-American Rejects |
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| Released | December 2, 2003 | ||||
| Format | CD single |
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| Genre | Alternative rock | ||||
| Length | 5:00 | ||||
| Label | Dreamworks Records | ||||
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"The Last Song" is a single by The All-American Rejects and is the second single released from their self-titled debut album. It is notable for relying heavily on classical instruments, such as the violin and cello, which is rare in the rock genre.
[edit] Track listing
UK Promo
- The Last Song (Edit)
- The Last Song (Album Version)
CD Single
- The Last Song (Edit)
- Time Stands Still (Bedroom Demo Version)
- Why Worry (Bedroom Demo Version)
- The Last Song (Music Video)
UK Limited Edition 7" Green vinyl
- A. The Last Song (Edit)
- B. Time Stands Still (Bedroom Demo Version)
[edit] Music video
The music video shows the band cruising around a seemingly abandoned city, along with the occasional shot of the band playing in the middle of an empty football stadium, accompanied by a string section. As the video goes on, the band splits in three separate ways: Nick finds his way into an abandoned store and proceeds to joyride on a shopping cart (while knocking items off the shelves), Tyson finds a convertible and does donuts in a parking lot, and Mike and Chris go to a golf course, plug in a TV, eat snacks, and drink beer. Near the end of the video, the city is suddenly repopulated. Tyson is stopped by a police officer, Nick is found out by a cashier girl, and Mike and Chris are seen by other golfer men.
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