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Who Are They?
Buck-O-Nine Lyrics

They say coffee makes me nervous
They say that alcohol spins me 'round
They say that I've got some questionable behavior
And I suspect, it's all written down

Who are they?
Where do they get their information?
Who are they?
Where do they get their know?
Who are they?

Hey, why do they think they know?

They say I should stop acting like a kid
They say, hey what's behind them shades?
They say I'm always sittin' writin' in a little book
And they've noticed my car it don't have plates

Who are they?
Where do they get their information?
Who are they?
Where do they get their know?
Who are they?
Hey, why do they think they know?

Hey, who the hell are you?
What you want from me
And what do you know about me?
[Incomprehensible]
[Incomprehensible]
[Incomprehensible]
?Coz I say who the hell are they?

They've showed up at my favorite place for lunch
They know I like to go to be alone
Are they a network of experts that don't even need a name?
And I still don't know who the hell they think they are?

Who are they?
Where do they get their information?
Who are they?
Where do they get their know?
Who are they?
Hey, why do they think they know?

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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.