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Radio Tokyo
Puffy teams up with Butch Walker
(formerly of the "Marvelous 3") for this more serious rock ballad from Splurge.
The song also appears on their 2009 Puffy AmiYumi x Puffy
cover album.
In an interview with Andrew (your webmaster) Butch Walker said: "My manager and AR guy hooked us up. I was already a fan from way back in the day and I have always had a crush on Ami. Radio Tokyo was inspired by a dream I had about the crumbling of the music industry, then it crumbled."
Song sample (click controls and play)
Seven hours later she takes the elevator to the 2nd floor To the underground committee That's where they'll decide if you'll be praised or you'll be Tied up on the bathroom floor As you scream for more All the souls are dying while some idiots are trying To convince you that they're cooler but they still don't know They're about to lose control And they'll be saying now Calling radio Tokyo The lines are down you're good to go This is real can't you feel Calling radio Tokyo The kids are feeling way too low They're on their knees Won't somebody please just bring them home Get out of the black car On the sidewalk of the big stars Of the now and then Kinda feels a little late Someone had a bad day So they sell your soul on eBay With an 8x10 autographed in pen All the souls are dying while some idiots are trying To convince you that they're cooler but they still don't know They're about to lose control And they'll be saying now Calling radio Tokyo The lines are down you're good to go This is real can't you feel Calling radio Tokyo The kids are feeling way too low They're on their knees Won't somebody please just bring them home Seven hours later They stopped the elevator to the 2nd floor And there was no more Calling radio Tokyo The lines are down you're good to go This is real can't you feel Calling radio Tokyo The kids are feeling way too low They're on their knees Won't somebody please just bring them home Calling radio Tokyo The kids are feeling way too low They're on their knees Won't somebody please just bring them home |