Page type: lyric reference
Artist: Statues On Fire
Canonical path: /statues-on-fire/no-tomorrow
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No Tomorrow
Read No Tomorrow lyrics by Statues On Fire on LyroVerse, with linked artist context and related song paths.
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Curated by Ethan Walker
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No Tomorrow
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How many trees will we cut down in the name of progress?
How much trash can we throw into the ocean?
How many lives can we bring to extinction?
I've spent my time to tell you why, you know
I've spent my life to tell you why
So you can see, there´s no tomorrow
There´s no place we can go
So you can see, there´s no tomorrow
No place, no shelter, no hole
How many lies can I tell to you?
How many times do I need to close my eyes?
No tomorrow
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