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lyrics

Be as tough as you can be
In a world where alienation reigns
Is there something worth the fight?
Fast falling
It breaks me
All of a sudden
Remember to dive into the Nothing
The nothingness that keeps on spreading
It's like a cancer
Fast falling
It breaks me
All of a sudden
How can we ever be proud?

And I know that I could never touch your skin
Forever lonely
Crossing yellow lines
Seemed the fastest way to end this misery

I'm stronger than I thought
And not weak enough to cross
There's nowhere I would stay
If you don't want to be with me
Destruction of our faith and hope
And I'm left behind

Be as kind as you can be
it's the only weapon we got left
to live and fight another day
Fast falling
It breaks me
All of a sudden
Remember to dive into the Nothing
The nothingness that keeps on spreading
It's like a cancer
Close Calling
It breaks me
All of a sudden
How can we ever be proud?

And I know that I could never touch your skin
Forever lonely
Crossing yellow lines
Seemed the fastest way to end this misery

I will destroy.

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from The Oncoming Storm, released April 6, 2020

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Nonono Daniel Sun Misano Adriatico, Italy

Here' what they say about us:

ROLLING STONES
"Like a fart in the window"

PLAYBOY
"Why didn't they come out sooner?"

(Probably referring to their first Ep)


Give us a listen and come up with your own ideas!


NONONO DANIEL SUN are:

TIA (Bass and Vocals)

DELBO (Guitar)

MONTA (Drums) ... more

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