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Aurora

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Page type: lyric reference Artist: Excurses Canonical path: /excurses/aurora Related lyric paths: 4
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Aurora

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Aurora

Lay down here in the darkness though my eyes bleed in fear

Knowledge gone in hope's weakness, for I know I'll die alone

I am afraid to taste my flesh, a cold breath in hand for little hope

Frozen by thought and spirit, where is this crimson sky?

Look beyond through malice, blinded moments, hearts desire

To corrupt the mind in thoughts, see it through, Aurora

Seas of this destruction open unto me

Impact of the slaughter, broken down defeat

Looking out into darkness a light found its way

A hope of a new beginning to leave the seeds of pain

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