1) Fono is a Brighton-b… Read Full Bio ↴There are at least two artists named 'Fono';
1) Fono is a Brighton-based producer whose debut single ‘Real Joy’ was released via Relentless Records in early 2015. The follow-up single, ‘Everybody Knows’, features Anna Straker on vocals and it was released in November of the same year by Youthemic.
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2) Fono is a British rock band. After forming in London in mid-1996 (called 'Seven' at the time), the band had not performed live, but instead put their time into recording a 10-song demo. After submitting a winning entry to a contest, they played their first live show alongside Bon Jovi at the Milton Keynes Bowl in front of 50,000 people.
The band released their first studio album "Goesaroundcomesaround" in August of 1999. The album fared well with critics and, alongside their intense live shows, won them a devoted following. After touring for a couple years alongside such bands as the Goo Goo Dolls and Tonic, Fono relocated to the United States and gained 2 more members.
Shortly before completing their followup album in October of 2003, Fono's studio was burnt to the ground in the Californian wildfires. Everything was lost (including the band's gear, studio equipment, and the computers which held all the data for the new project).
Not willing to be defeated, Fono re-recorded the project; and EP entitled "The Way That You Use It" and released it in 2004.
Their latest album is called "Too Broken To Break" and is publicly available on their official website http://www.fono.net/
Strangest Thing
Fono Lyrics
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I take the narrow road to lead
I, I fall to the wider
I fall to the wider road ahead
I try not to listen,
To the voices in my head
I stick to the narrow
Stick to the narrow
Road ahead, road ahead
It's the strangest thing
You blow my world apart
It's the strangest thing
Inside my heart
And I know love is the strangest thing
It is the strangest thing
I said that I know love is the strangest thing
It is the strangest thing
I, I've never wanted
No I've never wanted for anything
I, I've touched the gold
And the sadness it can bring
I, I've felt the healing
Yes, I've felt the healing of the Lord
I, I've seen the strangest
Yes, I've seen the strangest
Strangest things, strangest things
It's the strangest thing
You blow my world apart
It's the strangest thing
Inside my heart
It's the strangest thing
To never know an end
It's the strangest thing
Ever to start
And I know love is the strangest thing
It is the strangest thing
I said that I know love is the strangest thing
It is the strangest thing
The lyrics to Fono's song Strangest Thing seem to touch on the idea of following a path in life, and the choices we make to either stay on track or stray away. The first verse mentions two roads, a narrow one and a wider one. The singer chooses the narrow road to lead, but also falls to the wider road ahead. This can be interpreted as a metaphor for life's choices, where the singer attempts to stick to the safe and secure path, but sometimes gets lost in the excitement of the unknown. The second verse delves into the singer's experiences with various emotions and experiences, such as encountering sadness after touching gold, but also feeling healing from the Lord. The chorus is where the title of the song comes in, as the singer acknowledges that love is the strangest thing. It blows their world apart and resides inside their heart, never knowing an end but also being the strangest thing to ever start.
Line by Line Meaning
I, I take the narrow
I choose the difficult path
I take the narrow road to lead
I choose the path less traveled
I, I fall to the wider
I often stray from my intended path
I fall to the wider road ahead
I often take the easier, more comfortable path instead of the more difficult one
I try not to listen,
I try to ignore
To the voices in my head
My own self-doubt and fear
I stick to the narrow
I remain steadfast in my choice to take the difficult path
Stick to the narrow
Continue to choose the more difficult path
Stick to the narrow
Remain unwavering in my choice
Road ahead, road ahead
Continuing on this path into the future
It's the strangest thing
It's a strange phenomenon
You blow my world apart
You disrupt my view of the world
Inside my heart
Affecting me emotionally
And I know love is the strangest thing
I understand that love is mysterious and unpredictable
I said that I know love is the strangest thing
I reaffirm that love is unpredictable and difficult to comprehend
I've never wanted
I've never desired anything
No I've never wanted for anything
I've always had what I need
I've touched the gold
I've experienced wealth and success
And the sadness it can bring
And the negative impact it can have on a person's emotional well-being
I've felt the healing
I've experienced the comforting effects of healing
Yes, I've felt the healing of the Lord
I credit my healing to a higher power
I've seen the strangest
I've witnessed the most unusual
Yes, I've seen the strangest
I've seen the things that defy explanation
Strangest things, strangest things
The things that are the most unusual
To never know an end
To have something that lasts forever
Ever to start
To have something that begins and never truly ends
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@michaelburkholder1417
I saw them open for Skillet in 1999 along with American Made and Stereo Deluxx. It was my first Skillet concert.
@aligator6449
No me canso de oirla
@MoveFL
loved these guys. one of the best bands i worked with. they had a good thing going.
@swirling0panda
Love this song
@jonfazzone5125
Saw them open for Audio Adrenaline at the Electric Factory in Philly. Amazing Live. Had. Nirvana feel to them. Bought the CD right after their Set.
@Medialegoman
Man I have not heard this song in forever maybe back in 1998
@willow_shannon3720
Wow...I haven’t listened to this album in forever! I remember playing it constantly back in 98 or 99 (I was 18) and thinking it was the closest thing I’d heard to Nirvana or Bush in the Christian music world. Quite a few good tunes on this album!
@jrjoey20
I was 17 when this record came out. I played that record over and over it goesaroundandcomesaround
@sacfooter
love this band, again.
@sacfooter
love this song.