Are you comfortable with the skin you're in?
Are you screaming loud enough to be important?
Are you following the path that you thought you would or wouldn't?

And you backed it all along
When you're pulling from what's inside, it's honest there
It took all these nights alone, alone we are

Aurora, don't leave me yet
Aurora, don't leave me yet
Your lipstick-stained life is arriving
(It does arrive, fly)

So at ease with the night that we drove along
From the top of the hill where we don't go
And the stop where we claim our life, our place forever

And we dreamt it all along
From the nights when the light stayed alive, we shared
It took all these nights alone, alone we are

Aurora, don't leave me yet
Aurora, don't leave me yet
Your lipstick-stained life is arriving
(It does arrive, fly)
Your lipstick-stained life is arriving
(It does arrive, fly)

In hope I speak your name for closure
By a thread we'll hang to never give in

Aurora, don't leave me yet
Aurora, don't leave me yet
Your lipstick-stained life is arriving
Your lipstick-stained life is arriving
(Tonight may be the last night in these shoes)


Lyrics submitted by matt3454

Aurora Lyrics as written by Steven Matthew Holt Brock Nicholas Lindow

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    I've got the feeling that 'Aurora' is referring to a person (and a she because of the "lipstick stained life"). And that its the story of someone who's following their dreams but maybe not the right way hence "Are you following the path that you thought you would or wouldn’t?". The "Are you comfortable with the skin you’re in?" is Brock questioning this person's way of getting to what he/she desires, A song about someone drifting away from him and he's trying to hold on by a thread. My opinion anyway x

    tom moshon January 26, 2008   Link

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