Aurora
RD-Sounds Lyrics

The lyrics of RD-Sounds's song Aurora describe the pain of longing and the quest for redemption. The opening line, "Always captive, ever long for what was lost," implies that the singer is trapped in a cycle of regret and can't move on from what they've lost. The reference to a "past of shadows" suggests that the loss may have been traumatic and has left a lingering darkness. The "crimson stains" allude to blood or some other kind of sacrifice, indicating that the cost of this loss has been steep.

The next stanza offers a solution: "My lonely love come with us / To kill the night and sail the lights / So that all these voices no longer wage in your mind." Here, the singer is beckoning their inner self, their "lonely love," to join them on a journey to overcome their inner demons. The line "Trading hate for life where songs collide" suggests that music or some other form of art may be the key to this redemption. When the singer has emerged victorious from their battles, a sense of freedom and possibility is invoked: "May we ride out among the fray / Sovereign towers o they dance along / Lending peace with a fierce shade of awe." The "sovereign towers" imply a sense of majesty and power, while the "fierce shade of awe" suggests that this power is not necessarily benevolent. The idea that peace can be found in the midst of chaos and conflict is a recurring theme in the lyrics.

The final stanza suggests that the singer's journey will only be successful if they can learn to share their emotions and experiences with others: "Sharing colors will lead you home / Chase each light with that damn flame of soul / A song to form the dawn / Show this heart breathes endless fire." The imagery of "sharing colors" and "chasing light" suggests that connection and creativity are essential to finding one's way back to a sense of purpose and joy. The line "Show this heart breathes endless fire" suggests that the human spirit is resilient and capable of renewal, even in the darkest of times.