Finish Line
Yellowcard · Underdog [EP]
And every town sings the same sad song.
Hello friend, itÂ’s been too long,
And every town sings the same sad song.
Without you here this hotel year,
WeÂ’ll sure slow down, with so much left to hear.
Chorus: Let's jet back down
(That highway now) blast stereoÂ’s loud.
Let's jet back down that highway now.
The finish line is almost here
And someone softly whispers in my ear,
Times like these are memories to hold
Deep down inside of you and me
(Chorus x2)
IÂ’m not leaving you, IÂ’m not leaving
(IÂ’m not leaving you, IÂ’m not leaving)
(Goodbye friend it wont be long and
Untill then weÂ’ll sing the same sad song)
Sad song
(Chorus x2)
Lets jet back down (that highway now)
Lets jet back down (that highway now)
Lets jet back down (that highway now)
Finish Line
Finish Line stands as a defining track from Yellowcard's early discography, appearing on the 2000 EP Underdog. This recording captures the band's signature post-hardcore energy, blending melodic pop-punk sensibilities with the distinctive violin work that would later become their trademark. Released during a formative period for the group, the song showcases their ability to craft anthemic melodies within a compact format. As part of their growing catalogue, it reflects the energetic, guitar-driven sound that helped establish their presence in the alternative rock scene. The track remains a notable song in their body of work, highlighting the dynamic interplay between driving rhythms and soaring vocals that characterized their initial rise to prominence.