Canadian singer-songwriter Auroara Leigh is many things: a wellness anthropologist, an educator, and a creative force for healing. Her music blends genuine emotion with beautiful melodies, creating something that feels restorative. Whether she’s on a stage or in a classroom, she leads with a quiet strength and a whole lot of heart. Meeting her feels like a rare gift.
Her 15th song, “Sacred Armour,” is a perfect example of her work. It’s a guitar-driven pop track that’s stirring up a lot of feelings for listeners, and it’s available now on all streaming platforms.
With vocals that are both angelic and haunting, “Sacred Armour” explores the difficult space between love and self-preservation. The song was born from the real-life courage it takes to set emotional boundaries. It will speak to anyone who has ever had to leave a relationship, not from a lack of love, but from a deep need to protect their own wellbeing.
The lyrics “It’s not mine, it’s not right, it’s not mine / The look in your eyes is your pain inside of your soul” are incredibly direct. They capture a truth many find hard to put into words. The track’s sound is built on crisp drums, a clean bassline, and a moving acoustic guitar foundation, while poignant piano notes add to the song’s emotional weight.
The song really gets to the heart of protecting your peace. It’s about the pain of loving someone deeply but realizing you have to walk away because their unhealed wounds are hurting you both. That kind of choice is never easy. Sometimes, it’s necessary, and it can be an act of profound love.
Auroara wrote from her own experience of loving someone with mental health struggles and seeing how few resources were available to help. The song avoids bitterness or blame. Instead, it offers an empathetic message about respecting your own emotional limits, and theirs too.
Lyrics like “I don’t want your heartbreak, I don’t want your games” will hit home for anyone feeling the exhaustion of carrying someone else’s emotional load. It’s a feeling many are grappling with as they learn about burnout, codependency, and breaking family patterns.
“Sacred Armour” clarifies that setting boundaries isn’t about building walls to shut people out. It’s about recognizing when someone is projecting their pain onto you and lovingly choosing not to carry it for them. This is a song for empaths, for survivors, and for anyone brave enough to break a cycle of dysfunction.
Auroara Leigh’s work extends beyond her music. As a Wellness Anthropologist, TV Host, and community advocate, she dedicates her life to healing. In 2024, her efforts were recognized when she was named BC Business Woman of the Year in the Rising Star category.
“Sacred Armour” is a musical act of self-respect. It’s about reclaiming your power and remembering that honoring your own need for safety and peace is one of the most loving things you can do.
This is one of those songs that you might not know you need, but once you hear it, it sticks with you and offers a real sense of comfort.
Listen to “Sacred Armour” now. For interviews, press inquiries, or performance requests, you can contact the artist’s team at www.simplysacred.ca.
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