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A Little Faster (Released June 9, 2009, via Hopeless Records) Genre: Alternative Rock / Acoustic

The acoustic version gained unique visibility when it was used in Nerf Vortex promotional videos in 2011 [1.5.3]. there_for_tomorrow_a_little_faster_acoustic

During this era, There For Tomorrow was a rising force in the alternative scene, winning the for breakout artist in 2008 and performing on the 2009 Warped Tour [1.2.11]. "A Little Faster" remains their most recognizable song, popularized further by its inclusion in the movie Ben 10: Alien Swarm [1.5.3]. A Little Faster (Released June 9, 2009, via

The song explores themes of broken promises and the urgency of seeking truth, with the recurring refrain, "You say you always keep your word / Show me what you're after / Just a little faster" [ 1.3.1 , 1.4.1 ]. Key Features of the Acoustic Version The song explores themes of broken promises and

The acoustic version of by the alternative rock band There For Tomorrow is a stripped-down reimagining of their breakout 2009 hit. Originally the title track of their second studio album, the acoustic rendition appeared as a Japanese bonus track and was later featured in promotional commercials for Nerf's Vortex in 2011. Song Overview Artist: There For Tomorrow

Beyond the Japanese CD release, the track is available on streaming platforms like Spotify and has been part of live performances on tours with bands like Mayday Parade [1.3.4]. Cultural Context

While the original is a "radio-ready pop-punk" track with chugging rhythms [ 1.5.6 ], the acoustic version highlights Maika Maile's unique vocals , emphasizing the "quivering softness" and emotional delivery typical of the band's softer work [ 1.4.6 ].