Page type: lyric reference
Artist: Dream Ocean
Canonical path: /dream-ocean/song-to-the-aurora
Related lyric paths: 6
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Song To The Aurora
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Curated by Ethan Walker
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Song To The Aurora
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Northern lights painting
Another dream tonight
Dancing all colors of
Wishes and memories
Northern lights showing
Another face of paradise
Trying to draw your eyes
There is no lie, no lines
Give me a shelter in your heart
Hear my soul
Let me sleep one more night
In your arms, Aurora
Singing for you tonight
Let me walk in the light
I will not close my eyes until the sunrise
No song will wake me up after tonight
Let me sleep in the White
Unveil your face, my Aurora
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