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On a Sunny Day
Buck-O-Nine Lyrics

On a sunny day
I can see forever
On a sunny day
I used to dream for miles

Upon this hill, where we met
Under blue skies
But she said goodbye, left me behind
And now here I am

I should've won a Purple Heart
I would've got it overseas
I asked her would she be my bride
In my broken Japanese

But when I looked into her eyes
I knew that it could never be
Well, she said goodbye, left me behind
And now here I am

I should've seen it from the start
Before I went on bended knee
Her tattoo of a headless snake
Is that what she's supposed to be?

But if I had another chance
I wouldn't act so foolishly
Well, she said goodbye, left me behind
And now here I am

On a sunny day
I can see forever
On a sunny day
I can dream for miles

Upon this hill, where we met
Under blue skies
But she said goodbye, left me behind
And now here I am

On a sunny day
I can see forever
On a sunny day
I used to dream for miles

Upon this hill, where we met
Under blue skies
But she said goodbye, left me behind
And now here I am

Lyrics © Kobalt Music Publishing Ltd.
Written by: Anthony Jerome Curry, Craig William Yarnold, Daniel Leon Albert, Jon Ryan Pebsworth, Jonas Kleiner, Scott Tyler Kennerly

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Buck-O-Nine formed in a small warehouse in the early part of 1991. Based in San Diego, the band was on the horizon of a change in the music industry. At the time the catch phrase was “Grunge.” The band was eager to take a different path. With their backgrounds in Punk/Metal bands, Reggae bands and 2nd wave Ska bands, Buck-O-Nine had the formula for what was to become a new mutation of sounds. Inspired by the early founders of this new sound, Buck-O-Nine admired the works of Fishbone, Operation Ivy, The Mighty Mighty Bosstones and the Voodoo Glow Skulls. Buck-O-Nine Read Full BioBuck-O-Nine formed in a small warehouse in the early part of 1991. Based in San Diego, the band was on the horizon of a change in the music industry. At the time the catch phrase was “Grunge.” The band was eager to take a different path. With their backgrounds in Punk/Metal bands, Reggae bands and 2nd wave Ska bands, Buck-O-Nine had the formula for what was to become a new mutation of sounds. Inspired by the early founders of this new sound, Buck-O-Nine admired the works of Fishbone, Operation Ivy, The Mighty Mighty Bosstones and the Voodoo Glow Skulls.

Buck-O-Nine has released several albums including Songs in the Key of Bree, Barfly, Twenty-Eight Teeth, and Libido.

Currently Buck-O-Nine still plays shows for fun. They have re-connected with the positive, fun vibe that the band originated from.