Aurora Gone
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Aurora Gone
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All of me I gave unto the fold of a wave
I could not bear to be up under, while knowing all along
My faith would fade away and she'd see me just as I am
I would get home and she would greet me
Sit by the fire 'til the morning comes
Telling of stories, how we could move off
Leave the others, start anew at once
Building our own with those who join us
Celebration, celebration
Oh this day will never come to us
What was is done
Aurora gone
Many before me saw the peril
I ignored the error of my ways
Who would defend one void of caring
Looking beyond to start anew at once
Building our own with those who join us
Celebration, celebration
Oh this day will never come to us
What was is done
Gloria
Aurora gone
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