Matt Andersen & the Big Bottle of Joy - Aurora (Live at the Sonic Temple)

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Written by Terra Spencer

Filmed by Jeff Miller, Charlie Benoit and Ben Edwards
Live Audio Engineering by Lil Thomas
Audio Mixed by Cory Tetford
Audio Mastered by John McLaggan (Parachute Mastering)

Performed by Matt Andersen & the Big Bottle of Joy in front of a live audience at the Sonic Temple in Halifax, Nova Scotia

Matt Andersen: guitar, vocals
Geoff Arsenault: drums, percussion
Mike Farrington Jr: Bass
Micah Smith: vocals
Haliey Smith: vocals
Reeny Smith: vocals
Cory Tetford: guitar
Chris Kirby: organ
Kim Dunn: Piano

LYRICS:
Highway 7 south Ontario
The campground sleeps beneath the dirty snow
I pulled off in Madoc
For a pit stop at the Tim’s
To try my hand at rolling rims
Hoping I might catch a glimpse

Of the red-haired girl
Who came to hear me play
At the Red Lion down in Belleville
On a rainy Saturday
I watched her as she waltzed across the floor
And we hung the don’t disturb sign on the door

Oh Aurora
Won’t you tell me when
Aurora
I can see you dance again
Aurora
Before I leave town tonight
Oh Aurora
I’ll look for your northern light

Her Saturn making rings around the yard
At a little run down one star
Before Bonjour Boulevard
For a month of Sunday evenings we would meet
For some peace down in the valley
Between the polyester sheets

It was heaven having her curled next to me
As the Leafs took down the Blackhawks
On a black and white TV
She gave me her number
And said to call when I’m around
And I would sing a song for her in every town

Oh Aurora
Won’t you tell me when
Aurora
I can see you dance again
Aurora
Before I leave town tonight
Oh Aurora
I’ll look for your northern light

When I drive by, I feel the wheel pull
But I suspect that she keeps her dance card full
And I’ll admit that I keep some company
If I had my way, I’d take her on the open road with me

Oh Aurora
Won’t you tell me when
Aurora
I can see you dance again
Aurora
Before I leave town tonight
Oh Aurora
I’ll look for your northern light
Oh Aurora
I’ll look for your northern light