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After a magnificent return to the UK charts with their first single '(Reach Up For The) SUNRISE' (which entered at #5 and marks their highest debut since 'A View to a Kill' in 1985). DURAN DURAN will release their second single 'WHAT HAPPENS TOMORROW' on 31st January 2005.
Taken from their critically acclaimed new album, 'ASTRONAUT', which made its impressive UK album chart debut at #3 (their highest since 'Seven & The Ragged Tiger', in 1983) 'What Happens Tomorrow' is a poignant and emotive song, penned by the five original members of Duran Duran (Simon LeBon, Nick Rhodes, John Taylor, Roger Taylor and Andy Taylor) shortly after the US President declared war on Iraq.
"I remember watching a young boy on the news being asked about his fears at the start of what the US Government euphemistically called the 'War on
Terror'," Nick Rhodes recalls. "I could see him trying to assimilate
what was going on and how it was going to affect his life. At the end of the interview, he shrugged and said 'well, I guess no-one knows what's going to happen tomorrow' - which is exactly how we were all feeling. No different - even though our circumstances were worlds apart. It made you realize how unstable this new world order really is."
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