Aurora
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Aurora
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Sometimes I wake up in the morning and see you in my mirror,
Sometimes I think I could fly even not being the hero (who) came save you by chance.
And when I look to the sky and see a shooting star,
Again I feel like a young child locked in an old man's body builder of satellites.
With my arms opened I... I will...
Sing 'til the night goes by,
Sing 'til the sunrise,
Sing to the winter's wind.
Sometimes I hide my unsteady life from other people,
Sometimes it seems so weird but I don't wanna a big fake life around these lies
And when I'll see a candle light beyond the horizon
I'll know it's time to we take the last train to Zion, leaving all the rest behind.
With my arms opened I... I will...
Sing 'til the night goes by,
Sing 'til the sunrise,
Sing to the winter's wind.
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Tiny Cables Ink performs "Aurora", and this lyric page sits inside the Tiny Cables Ink catalog on LyroVerse.
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