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Aurelio Voltaire - When The Circus Came To Town OFFICIAL

SCROLL DOWN FOR LYRICS: Available on Amazon prime! https://www.amazon.com/shop/thelairof... If you enjoy what you hear and if you can, please consider purchasing this album at: CDBABY: http://www.cdbaby.com/cd/aureliovoltaire or ITUNES: http://itunes.apple.com/us/album/ridi... This song could probably best be labeled "Americana". Like most of my songs, I don't know where it came from. I'm not sure how or why I wrote it, it just popped into my head. But I will say this... it took me about 30 takes to record the last verse because for reasons I don't fully understand, I can not sing this song without crying. It's very odd. Credits: Aurelio Voltaire- Vocals/Guitar Brian Viglione- Drums David J.- Bass Melora Creager- Cello Franz Nicolay- Accordion Lyrics: Well, the days are long and the work is hard When your childhood is spent in the fields And summer seemed to last million years One day when I was just a boy During one of those hot summer swells The locusts were silenced by the clanging of bells And there was the thing for which I longed A place where I belonged Where I first held the hand of the one I loved When the circus came to town We ate candy-corns and corn dogs Cotton candy and candy-canes And we shared a caramel apple by the arcade And when night fell and the stars rose And light bedazzled the fair We rode the Ferris wheel Up into the air And there was the thing for which I longed A place where I belonged Where I first held the hand of the one I loved When the circus came to town And later, in the funhouse, Our bodies looked so strange And the mirrors made our faces seemed deranged And the snake-man in the freak-show He got you so alarmed That you ran and ran and ran Right into my arms Oh, oh, oh The next morning I got up Wrapped my clothes up into a ball And I ran and ran to run away with the fair But when I arrived, to my surprise, All the tents and wagons were gone And they'd stolen all that happiness from the air And gone was the thing for which I longed That place where I belonged Where I last held the hand of the one I loved When the circus came When the circus came When the circus came to town