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Aurora (book album)

Aurora's cover from the book

“*It's an album you can play at a party. It's an album you can get high to. It's an album you can play as you're speeding down the highway. But then you listen to the lyrics and you realize this is an album you can cry to. And it's an album you can get laid to. For every moment of your life, in 1978, Aurora could play in the background*”
―Rock critic Nick Harris about *Aurora*
**Aurora** is a rock 'n' roll album released on June 13, 1978 by Daisy Jones & The Six. It is the The Six's first album to feature newcomer Daisy Jones, and the bands third overall album.

## Background

When it came to the description for the album, both lead singers described it on their own words in a different way.

“*It’s an album about needing someone and having them love someone else.*”
―Daisy Jones on the Daisy Jones & The Six book

“*It’s an album about the push and pull of stability and instability. It’s about the struggle that I live almost every day to not do something stupid. Is it about love? Yeah, of course it is. But that’s because it’s easy to disguise almost anything as a love song.*”
―Billy Dunne on the Daisy Jones & The Six book

## Track Listings

### Cut Songs

* The Canyon
* For You

## Performers

* Daisy Jones, vocals
* The Six
	+ Billy Dunne, lead singer
	+ Graham Dunne, lead guitar
	+ Warren Rhodes, drummer
	+ Pete Loving, bassist
	+ Eddie Loving, rhythm guitarist
	+ Karen Sirko, keyboardist

## Trivia

* *Aurora* marks the first and only collaborative release by Daisy Jones and The Six.
* The album is their most successful to date.

## External links

* *Daisy Jones and The Six*
* *Daisy Jones & The Six* on Audible.
Will Harrison

**Will Harrison** is an actor who portrays Graham Dunne in *Daisy Jones & The Six*.

Harrison's casting was announced on February 13, 2020.

## General overview

Harrison is best known for portraying Guy in *Venefica* (2016), Zach Barnow in *Madam Secretary* (2019), and Mark in *In Arms* (2017).

## External links

* Will Harrison on the Internet Movie Database

## References

1. ↑ *Deadline*: ‘Daisy Jones & The Six’: Nabiyah Be, Will Harrison, Suki Waterhouse & Josh Whitehouse Join Cast of Amazon Series by Denise Petski. February 13, 2020/.
Jonah Berg

**Jonah Berg** is a character in the *Daisy Jones & The Six* television series adaptation. He is the author of a Daisy Jones biography and a participant in a documentary about Daisy Jones & The Six.

## Plot summary

At the start of his interview for a documentary about Daisy Jones & The Six, Jonah remarks that the interesting thing about Daisy is that she was born with every advantage. Her father's money, her mother's beauty. She had anything and everything at her disposal and yet, she was completely alone.

He returns to the documentary to discuss when Teddy Price called in a favor at Rolling Stones magazine to have Daisy Jones & The Six interviewed for their seminal album Aurora. Jonah had only down a handful of articles, so if the magazine had thought any more of the band at the time, they would have sent someone else.

Back in 1975, Jonah eagerly meets the band as they record the last few songs of their album Aurora and prepare for a cover shoot. He follows the band around for a few days and spends individual quality time with lead singers Billy Dunne and Daisy Jones.

## Appearances

Jonah Berg appears in the following episodes:

## References

1. ↑ "Track 1: Come and Get It"
2. ↑ "Track 6: Whatever Gets You Thru The Night"
Track 7: She's Gone

**Track 7: She's Gone** is the seventh episode of the Prime Video series *Daisy Jones & The Six*.

## Premise

Official episode synopsis for Track 7: She's Gone from Prime Video:

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## Cast and characters

### Starring

* Riley Keough as Daisy Jones
* Sam Claflin as Billy Dunne (credit only; mentioned)
* Camila Morrone as Camila Alvarez (credit only)
* Will Harrison as Graham Dunne (credit only)
* Suki Waterhouse as Karen Sirko (credit only)
* Josh Whitehouse as Eddie Roundtree (credit only)
* Sebastian Chacon as Warren Rojas (credit only)
* Nabiyah Be as Simone Jackson
* Tom Wright as Teddy Price (voice only)
* Timothy Olyphant as Rod Reyes (credit only)

## Trivia

* Several things in the book were changed for the TV series during this episode.
	+ In the book, Daisy and Niccy get married in an intimate ceremony in Italy after meeting in Thailand. In the series, they're married in one of his homes in Greece and are surrounded by his friends.
	+ In the book, Daisy is open about the fact she's in a band and is famous. She always intends to go back to the band after the break. In the series, the emotional turmoil she goes through with Billy prompts her to give up on her stardom and she hides her success from Nicky.
	+ In the book, Niccy pretends to be rich but ends up draining Daisy's back accounts. This isn't a plot in the TV series.
	+ In the book, Simone is meant to meet up with Daisy in Thailand during her touring hiatus. She learns her friend isn't there and proceeds to fly around the world to find her, ultimately getting a telegram that she's in Italy. In the TV series, the telegram comes across as urgent, prompting Simone and Bernie to fly to Greece to "save" Daisy.
	+ Bernie and Simone are not in a relationship in the book. Simone is depicted as being a straight woman with no real love interest, which is changed to the TV series where she's a lesbian in love with Bernie.
	+ In the series, Daisy says she doesn't regret the wedding, but in the book, Daisy says she doesn't regret the wedding *dress*.

## Navigation

1. Track 1: Come and Get It (March 3, 2023)
2. Track 2: I'll Take You There (March 3, 2023)
3. Track 3: Someone Saved My Life Tonight (March 3, 2023)
4. Track 4: I Saw The Light (March 10, 2023)
5. Track 5: Fire (March 10, 2023)
6. Track 6: Whatever Gets You Thru The Night (March 10, 2023)
7. **Track 7: She's Gone**
8. Track 8: Looks Like We Made It
9. Track 9: Feels Like The First Time
10. Track 10: Rock 'n' Roll Suicide
Two Against Three

**Two Against Three** is a song in the television series adaptation *Daisy Jones & The Six*.

## Lyrics

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> The days were wide open
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> At the heart of all my joy
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> Boys were invincible lovers
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> Just begging to be destroyed
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> They're up in the morning
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> Regretfully sobbing and gone
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> I’m bathed and going back to bed
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> This was never any cause for alarm
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> Mm, it seems you have a choice to make
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> The shell is white and yours to break
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> Either way, it's just as well
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> All I need's a promise I can keep to myself
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> They live with their lovers
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> Who all talk aloud in their sleep
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> Driftin’ off into dreamland
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> Never as quiet as they seem to be
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> I know those mornings
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> Were as good as it ever could be
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> Feeling our hearts a-beatin'
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> Tenderly, two against three
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> It seems you have a choice to make
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> The shell is white and yours to break
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> Either way, it's just as well
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> All I need's a promise I can keep to myself
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> I'm nowhere near you
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> Nowhere near where I should be
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> Feelin' our hearts a-beatin'
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> Tenderly, two against three
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Whisky A Go Go

**Whisky A Go Go** is a club on the Sunset Strip in Los Angeles, CA. A 15-year-old Daisy Jones fell in love with music after sneaking into the club late one night. It became one of her many frequented spots along the Strip.

## Plot Summary

At the age of 15, Daisy Jones sneaks out of her million dollar home to explore the Sunset Strip. She finds Whisky A Go Go and walks around back to avoid the long line of patrons waiting to go inside. She bums a cigarette off an older boy and he's beckoned inside as it's time for him to perform. He accidentally leaves the door open and Daisy sneaks in behind him. She watches the band perform and falls in love with music, dancing, and the clubs atmosphere. She attended numerous concerts at the Whisky before she became a rock star in her own right.

Shortly after arriving at LA between 1971 and 1972, the Dunne Brothers band perform at Filthy McNasty's, a bar next to Whisky a Go Go. Before their first performance, Billy pauses at the door to McNasty's and looks over at the sign for The Whisky, which reflects in his sunglasses.

In 1974, The Six perform at Whisky a Go Go while under a trial-run from producer Teddy Price. After one particularly intense set, Teddy tells Billy Dunne that it's high time he and the band make an album. Billy shares the news with his band who are overjoyed. They hug one another and then an off-put Teddy, who tries to fend off the sweaty musicians.

## Trivia

* Whiskey A Go Go is based on a real-life nightspot located on Sunset Blvd in LA.

## References

1. ↑ "*Track 1: Come and Get It*"
2. ↑ "Track 2: I'll Take You There"
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Flip The Switch

**Flip The Switch** is a song in the television series adaptation *Daisy Jones & The Six*.

## Lyrics

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> Come on, you can't be serious
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> You can't even take a joke
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> You can promise that the boat won't sink, but
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> Will you ever let it float?
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> The sun is shinin' down on you
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> While the moon is gettin' bigger
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> Come on and flip the switch now, baby
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> Come on and pull the trigger
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> When she dances over that broken glass
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> While you're searching for her shoes
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> Is that the version of an indentation
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> That you wish you could refuse?
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> You couldn't say you never loved her, could you?
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> But it's somethin' you considеred
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> You couldn't flip the switch now, baby
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> You couldn't pull the triggеr
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> I hear you talkin' to yourself
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> But do you ever really listen?
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> Is there some burden on your soul?
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> Oh, can you tell me what I'm missin'
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> The sun is shinin' down on you
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> 'Cause the rain can't take you with it
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> Used to rain to flip the switch now, baby
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> Used to rain to pull the trigger
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> (Too late to flip the switch)
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> Used to rain
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> (Too late to pull the trigger)
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> Yeah, it's too late now
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> (Too late to flip the switch)
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> Too late to turn on
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> (Too late to pull the trigger)
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> To turn it on
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> (Too late to flip the switch)
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> It's too late
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> (Too late to pull the trigger)
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> It's too late, it's too late
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> It's too late to turn on
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> (Too late to flip the switch)
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> It's too late to turn on
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> (Too late to pull the trigger)
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> (To rain to flip the switch)
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> It's too late to turn on
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> (Too late to pull the trigger)
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> It's too late
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> (To rain to flip the switch)
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> It's too late to turn on
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> (Too late to pull the trigger)
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> (To rain to flip the switch)
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> (Too late to pull the trigger)
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Juno

***Juno*** is a contestant from Goldvivor: Mizoram.

### Mizoram Summary

Juno was a very loyal member of the Mor alliance. He followed through with all the plans as his goal was to step things up once he got to merge. However he never made it to the merge, when the second tribe swap came around he was swapped onto a tribe of 4 with 3 fellow OG Mor members, Cassie, Logan Ich and Gardy. It was his worst fear to loose immunity as he didn’t wanna see a fellow Mor member go especially so close to the merge but his worst nightmare became reality. When they lost immunity Juno felt confident he had a strong bond with Cassie who told him to vote for Gardy which he was down for since he viewed Gardy as the least active on the tribe. However Cassie had other plans and decided it was best for their game to blindside Juno along with Gardy and Logan. The plan worked and Juno was sent home before the merge in a 3-1 blindside which he didn’t see coming.
Track 8: Looks Like We Made It

**Track 8: Looks Like We Made It** is the eighth episode of the Prime Video series *Daisy Jones & The Six*.

## Premise

Official episode synopsis for Track 8: Looks Like We Made It from Prime Video:

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## Cast and characters

Starring:

* Riley Keough as Daisy Jones
* Sam Claflin as Billy Dunne
* Camila Morrone as Camila Alvarez
* Will Harrison as Graham Dunne
* Suki Waterhouse as Karen Sirko
* Josh Whitehouse as Eddie Roundtree
* Sebastian Chacon as Warren Rojas
* Nabiyah Be as Simone Jackson
* Tom Wright as Teddy Price
* Timothy Olyphant as Rod Reyes

## Trivia

* Daisy overdoses in this episode and is found in the shower by Billy.
	+ These events unfold differently in the book, with Daisy waking up the shower after overdosing. She learns that she overdosed and all Niccy did was put her in the shower. Daisy packs her things and leaves the hotel, asking them to leave a note that she wants a divorce. This event happens when the band is on break from touring, not in the middle of the Aurora tour like in the show.

## Gallery

### Promotional stills

Daisy Jones & The Six performingBilly among fansThe band doing press: Eddie, Warren, Daisy, Graham, Karen, and Billy

## Navigation

1. Track 1: Come and Get It (March 3, 2023)
2. Track 2: I'll Take You There (March 3, 2023)
3. Track 3: Someone Saved My Life Tonight (March 3, 2023)
4. Track 4: I Saw The Light (March 10, 2023)
5. Track 5: Fire (March 10, 2023)
6. Track 6: Whatever Gets You Thru The Night (March 10, 2023)
7. Track 7: She's Gone
8. **Track 8: Looks Like We Made It**
9. Track 9: Feels Like The First Time
10. Track 10: Rock 'n' Roll Suicide
Billy Dunne (book character)

“*Passion is...it's fire. And fire is great, man. But we're made of water. Water is how we keep living. Water is what we need to survive. My family was my water. I picked water. I'll pick water every time. And I wanted Daisy to find her water. Because I couldn't be it*”
―Daisy Jones & The Six pgs. 288-289
**Billy Dunne** is a main character in the *Daisy Jones & The Six* novel. He is a lead musician with the 1976 group The Dunne Brothers, which became the 1970s rock group The Six, later Daisy Jones & The Six. He is the husband to Camila Dunne.

## Trivia

* His father was a deadbeat. Ironically, Billy himself, became a drug addict in his early fatherhood. However, he turned this around when he went to rehab shortly after his first daughter, Julia's birth.

## 2023 television series

Billy is portrayed by Sam Claflin in the 2023 television series adaptation.
Kill You to Try

**Kill You to Try** is a song in the television series adaptation of *Daisy Jones & The Six*.

## Lyrics

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> I've been an angel all summer long
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> I swear that I have done nothing wrong
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> I want all of your tears to be gone
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> Come on home
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> Cape Cod, Santa Fe
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> A little houseboat in Marina Del Ray
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> We're so close to getting so far away
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> Come on home
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> [Daisy]
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> Could the words ever be unspoken?
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> Could the truth ever un-tell those lies?
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> Can a promise ever be unbroken?
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> Or would it kill you to try?
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> Give it a try
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> [Billy]
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> C'mon
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> Don't rip me out of this photograph
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> Since I found you, can I can't stop laughin'
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> Come on, I need yo, babe, you're my better half
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> Come back home
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> [Billy]
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> What is it?
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> What is it I must do?
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> What is it?
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> What is it I must do for you?
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> Babe, what is it?
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> What is it I must do for you?
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> Now, what is it?
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> Babe, what is it I must do for you?
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> [Daisy]
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> Show me, I'd blind myself to see it
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> Call me back to bed with that old lullaby
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> You've got no damn right
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> To be so damn heartbroken
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> Boy, it would kill you to try
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> Boy, it would kill you to try
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> Boy, it would kill you try
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> [Billy]
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> Could the words ever be unspoken?
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> Could the truth ever un-tell the lies?
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> Can a promise ever be unbroken?
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> Oh would it kill you to try?
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> [Billy & Daisy]
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> What is it?
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> What is it I must do?
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> Let me come,
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> Let me come home to you
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> What is it?
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> What is it I must do?
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> [Daisy] *If I tell you, promise me you'll mean it*
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> Let me come,
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> Let me come to you
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> [Daisy] *Show me, I'd blind myself to see it*
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> What is it?
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> (Come home, come home)
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> What is it I must do?
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> (I come home)
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> [Daisy] *If I tell you, promise me you'll mean it*
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> Let me come
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> (Let me come)
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> Let me come home to you
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> (Let me come home)
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> [Daisy] *Show me, I'd blind myself to see it*
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> What is it? (I come home)
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> What is it I must do? (I come home)
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> [Daisy] *If I tell you, promise me you'll mean it*
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> Let me come
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> (Let me come)
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> Let me come home you
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> (Let me come home)
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> [Daisy] *Show me, I'd blind myself to see it*
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> What is it?
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> (Come home, come home)
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> What is it I must do?
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> [Daisy] *If I tell you, promise me you'll mean it*
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> (Boy it would kill you to try)
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> Let me come
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> (Come home, come home)
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> Let me come home to you
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> Show me, I'd blind myself to see it
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> (Boy it would kill you to try)
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> Let me come
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> Let me come home to you
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> Oh, tell me, promise me you'll mean it.
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Graham Dunne (book character)

**Graham Dunne** is a character in the *Daisy Jones & The Six* novel. He is Billy Dunne's younger brother and the lead guitarist with The Six and Daisy Jones & The Six.

## Discography

**Songs**

* *The Canyon*, written by Dunne and recorded by Stun Boys

## Quotes

"I think a lot about how I defined myself in relation to him. I always felt like Billy Dunne's little brother. And that was when it occurred to me that he probably never defined himself as Graham Dunne's older brother. Would never have thought to.”

"This feeling in your gut that the person you love isn't okay. But they look okay. They look okay."
Chuck Williams

**Chuck Williams** is a character in the *Daisy Jones & The Six* novel. He is the original rhythm guitarist with The Six when they were still called the Dunne Brothers.

## Plot summary

Chuck joined the band in 1967, but had to leave when he was drafted into military service in December 1969. He died not long after being deployed.

After he left, Pete's brother Eddie Loving became the band's new rhythm guitarist.

## 2023 television series

Chuck's character is altered in the 2023 television series to Chuck Loving. Instead of being drafted into the military, "Chuck Loving" leaves the band to become a dentist.
Please

**Please** is a song in the novel *Daisy Jones & The Six* and its television series adaptation.

## Plot summary

### TV series plot

Billy Dunne and Daisy Jones spend days working together on a new album, growing closer as they do. Billy's wife Camila Alvarez wakes up in the middle of the night and finds Billy talking to Daisy on the phone. She sees a notebook of lyrics and picks it up, reading the lines, "*please I have a family, it's an awful disease*" and realizes the intensity of the lines. She asks Billy about the song when he comes to bed, and he claims Daisy wrote that one. A few weeks later during the Aurora cover shoot, Please plays over the speakers. Camila brings up the song to Daisy, noting its intensity and that she recognizes the lyrics. Daisy nods as Billy was on something that day when he wrote it. Camila thought Daisy wrote it, as that's what Billy told her, but Daisy isn't sure why he would have said that.

## Lyrics

### Lyrics from the Book version

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> Please me
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> Please release me
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> Touch me and taste me
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> Trust me and take me
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> Say the things left unsaid
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> It’s not all in my head
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> Tell me the truth, tell me you think about me
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> Or, baby, you can forget about me
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> Please me
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> Please release me
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> Relieve me and believe me
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> Maybe you can redeem me
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> Say the things left unsaid
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> It’s not all in my head
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> Tell me the truth, tell me you think about me
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> Or, baby, you can forget about me
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> I know that you want me
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> Know that you wanna hold me
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> Know that you wanna show me
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> Know that you wanna know me
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> Well do something and do it quick
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> Not much more I can stand of this
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> Say the things left unsaid
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> Don’t act like it’s all in my head
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> Tell me the truth, tell me if you think about me
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> Or, baby, can you forget about me?
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> Please, please, don’t forget about me
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> Please, please, don’t forget about me
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### **Lyrics from the Series version**

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> Please, I’m down on my knees
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> I have a family
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> Please, it’s an awful disease
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> And it’s gettin’ me
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> Merged with a terrible urge every night
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> Please, if it’s only a single bite
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> I’m in the terrible trees at the edge of it
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> Please, man, I’m down on my knees like a Jesuit
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> And I need what I can’t unsee to disappear
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> Ah, c’mon, man, I know what I’m doin’ here
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> Please, I’m the worst at these
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> I need you to say no, please
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> “Please,” said thе manager, please
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> For thе other guests
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> Let me take it onto myself
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> As a little test
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> Oh, at least, meet me under the table for a kiss
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> Oh, and please, know I’m better than all of this
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> Please, would you throw me a breeze for a little spot?
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> For here in the Valley of Death is a little hot
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> Please, see I’m beggin’ and thanks in advance
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> Oh, please, never give me a second chance
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> Please, I’m the worst at these
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> I need you to say no, please
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## References

1. ↑ "Track 6: Whatever Gets You Thru The Night"
Aurora Tour

Posters from the TV series

The **Aurora Tour** was a world tour by rock n' roll band, Daisy Jones & The Six, between 1978 and 1979 ending in Chicago on July 12, 1979 in terms of the book; and on October 4, 1977, for the TV series.

## Overview

### Book plot

With the Aurora album being already released, the differences within the band started to resurface causing problems on their relationship, which, with the start of tour, became worse as Billy and Daisy began having opposite opinions about the setlist of the shows and their affective relation, Karen didn't get along well with Graham after Sirko's abortion and the Dunne Brothers became to have less touch with each other due to their respective actions.

Everything ended after their show of Chicago on 1977, with that day being the last time all of them were seen together.

## Setlist

1. This Could Get Ugly
2. Young Stars
3. Chasing the Light
4. Turn it Off
5. Born Broken
6. Aurora
7. Please
8. Around Town
9. Señora
10. A Hope Like You
11. Bright Nights
12. When the Sun Shines on You
13. Regret Me
14. Midnights

**Encore**

1. Impossible Woman

## Gallery

Promotional Posters Photo #1Promotional Posters Photo #2 Tickets on sale now poster
## External links

* Aurora page on Amazon
* Fan Club Kit on Penguin Random House

## References

1. ↑ https://twitter.com/djatsbrasil/status/1628966839614070784
The Canyon

**The Canyon** is an unreleased song by the 70's rock band Daisy Jones & The Six intended for their first ever and only collaborative studio album, Aurora, released on June 13, 1978.

## Background

On the book, Dunne explains the inspiration behind the song.

“*I had written this song, the only lyrics I’d ever written that I really liked. Now, I wasn’t a songwriter. That was always Billy’s thing. But I’d scratched some stuff down from time to time. And I’d finally written a song I was proud of. The song was about how, even though Karen and I were both living large by that point, I’d be happy living in a crappy house as long as I was with her. I based it on our old house we all lived in Topanga Canyon. Where Pete and Eddie still lived. You know, the heat barely worked and there was rarely hot water and one of the windows was busted and all that. But that didn’t matter if we were together.*”
―Graham via the Daisy Jones & The Six book

## Lyrics

An extract of the track's lyrics appeared on the Daisy Jones & The Six book.

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> There’s no water in the sink
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> And the bathtub leaks
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> But I’ll hold your warm body in a cold shower
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> Stand there with you and waste the hours
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## Trivia

* The song was entirely written by Graham Dunne.
Nicky Fitzpatrick

**Nicky Fitzpatrick** is a character in the *Daisy Jones & The Six* television series adaptation. He is the wealthy heir to a non-ruling Sovereign nobility in Ireland, whose escapades in Greece collide with Daisy Jones's attempts at hiding from her success.

## Appearance

dark brown hair

brown eyes

## Trivia

* Nicky is based on the book character Niccolo Argento.
* He owns homes in Ireland, Greece, and Rome.

## Appearances

Nicky Fitzpatrick appears in the following episodes:
Frank Jones

**Frank Jones** is a character in the *Daisy Jones & The Six* novel. He is the father of Daisy Jones and a well-known British painter.

## Character overview

A neglectful father to Daisy, he would have his daughter pose for his artist friends. Consequently, there were many paintings and photographs of Daisy in her childhood home, none of which were a Frank Jones piece. He was too busy with his nude male art models to pay attention to her.
Sam Claflin

**Sam Claflin** is an English actor who portrays Billy Dunne in *Daisy Jones & The Six*.

Claflin's casting was announced on February 7, 2020.

## General overview

Claflin is best known for his role as Finnick Odair in the *Hunger Games* films (2013-2015), Will Traynor in *Me Before You* (2016), Richard Sharp in *Adrift* (2018), and William in *Snow White and the Huntsman* (2012).

## External links

* Sam Claflin on the Internet Movie Database
* Sam Claflin on Wikipedia
* Sam Claflin on Twitter
* Sam Claflin on Instagram

## References

1. ↑ *The Hollywood Reporter*: Amazon and Hello Sunshine's 'Daisy Jones and the Six' Finds Male Lead (Exclusive) by Rick Porter. February 7, 2020.
Silver Nail

**Silver Nail** is a song in the television series adaptation *Daisy Jones & The Six*.

## Plot summary

After convincing Teddy Price to hear his band The Six perform, Billy Dunne stresses over which song to pick to perform at their audition. His then-girlfriend Camila Alvarez suggests "Daybreak" but it's a Bowie rip-off and he doesn't think "Blind Alley" is good enough. She asks if any of them are good enough but he honestly doesn't think so. She convinces him to play her the song he's been tinkering with, called "Silver Nail", and she knows it's the one when he's done. Once at the audition, Eddie isn't pleased to be playing a ballad for Teddy and Graham worries because he's still shaky on the chorus. Billy squashes their worries of only getting to play one song, because this will be the one. Ultimately, Teddy was blown away.

## Lyrics

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> Just like the moon
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> That silver nail
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> Holding the sky
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> Above the world
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> Your face, a song
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> Half lit by fire
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> Lights up the world
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> And its desire
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Camila Dunne (book character)

**Camila Dunne** is a character in the *Daisy Jones & The Six* novel. She is the wife of Billy Dunne, best friend to Karen Sirko and the mother of three children, Julia, Susana, and Maria.

## Book Quotes

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> “I think you have to have faith in people before they earn it. Otherwise it’s not faith, right?”
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> "Love and pride don't mix."
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> ”You show up for your friends on their hardest days. And you hold their hand through the roughest parts. Life is about who is holding your hand and, I think, whose hand you commit to holding.”
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> ”Don’t count yourself out this early, Daisy. You’re all sorts of things you don’t even know yet.”
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> ”She was no wallflower. You just had to be paying attention to see it.“
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> "Daisy he loves you. You know that he loves you. I know that he loves you. But he's not going to leave me."
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## 2023 television series

In the television adaptation, Camila is portrayed by Camila Morrone.
Aurora (album)

**Aurora** is a rock 'n' roll album released in the 1970s by Daisy Jones & The Six. It is the The Six's first album to feature newcomer Daisy Jones, and the bands third overall album.

## The Aurora Tour

The Aurora tour started in 1977 and was managed by Rod Reyes. Lead singers Billy Dunne and Daisy Jones were famous for their scathing remarks to one another yet undeniable on-stage chemistry. The rumors of their relationship were fueled by the temperamental leads insisting they travel with two tour buses, which the label agreed too. The buses were advertised as being the "I Love Billy" and "I Love Daisy" buses. They kick-started their tour in Albuquerque, playing to a sold-out stadium in what Karen Sirko described as being "fantastic".

## Performers

* Daisy Jones, vocals
* The Six
	+ Billy Dunne, lead singer
	+ Graham Dunne, lead guitar
	+ Warren Rojas, drummer
	+ Eddie Roundtree, bassist
	+ Karen Sirko, keyboardist

## Trivia

* *Aurora* marks the first and only collaborative release by Daisy Jones and The Six.
* The album is The Six's most successful to date.

## Gallery

Album coverDaisy Jones & The Six: Aurora Album Cover ShootAurora SessionsConcert tickets for Aurora
Wyatt Stone

**Wyatt Stone** is a character in the *Daisy Jones & The Six* television series adaptation. He is a singer-songwriter whose hit single "Stumbled on Sublime" came from an uncredited Daisy Jones.

## Plot summary

In 1971, Wyatt is in the home of Daisy Jones when he hears her singing in the shower. He compliments her major pipes. He sits on the bed and reads her journal. He then strums his guitar and sings her song “Stumbled on Sublime”. He tells her they aren't half-bad and sings more, but she stops him as it doesn't go like that. He asks how it goes and she sings him a few lines. She refuses to sing it again as he'll have to write his own song. He kisses her and they make out on the bed. One day,Daisy is pumping gas when a car pulls up playing a song. She recognizes the words as being from her song “Stumbled on Sublime”. She sits in disbelief and anger.

Daisy recalls the worst part is that she let him take that song from her. That was how little she thought of herself at the time. “Stumbled on Sublime” was number one for four straight weeks and that son of a bitch still claims he wrote the whole song.

## Appearances

Wyatt Stone appears in the following episodes:
Type of Guy

**Type of Guy** is a song in the television series adaptation of *Daisy Jones & The Six*.

## Lyrics

>
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> You're the type of guy
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> Who has a Virgin Mary leanin' on his bed
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> And you're the type of guy
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> Who has a hundred double-meanings in his head
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> Affectations put you in your place
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> The painting leaves you empty-eyed
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> And I'm that same type of guy
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> You're the type of guy
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> Who hangs on every word he stumbles for
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> And you're the type of guy
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> Who doesn't wanna talk about it anymore
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> Chain smoking on the fire escape
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> What can make you laugh can make you cry
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> And I'm that same type of guy
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> All I do is listеn
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> And forget what you were just about to say
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> And thеn, just about the time I get the point
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> It's finally time to hit the hay
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> Come on, father figure
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> Don't leave me overshared or sleep-deprived
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> They shaved my head and made me
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> Stand with both my arms stretched open wide
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> You're child-like and ignorant
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> Or negligent, or both, I can't decide
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>
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> And I'm that same type of guy
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> I'm that same type of guy
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> I'm that same type of guy
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> Mmm, mm
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Riley Keough

**Riley Keough** is an actress who portrays Daisy Jones in *Daisy Jones & The Six*.

Keough's casting was announced on November 18, 2019.

## General overview

Keough is best known for portraying Capable in *Mad Max: Fury Road* (2015), Krystal in *American Honey* (2016), Kim in *It Comes at Night* (2017), and Simple in *The House That Jack Built* (2018).

## External links

* Riley Keough on the Internet Movie Database
* Riley Keough on Wikipedia
* Riley Keough on Twitter
* Riley Keough on Instagram

## References

1. ↑ *Deadline*: Riley Keough To Headline Amazon Series ‘Daisy Jones & The Six’, Niki Caro To Direct by Nellie Andreeva. November 18, 2019.
2. ↑ https://variety.com/2019/tv/news/riley-keough-amazon-daisy-jones-and-the-six-niki-caro-1203408192/
3. ↑ https://www.hollywoodreporter.com/live-feed/riley-keough-star-reese-witherspoons-daisy-jones-six-at-amazon-1255757
Aurora (song)

## Aurora

**Aurora** is a song in the novel *Daisy Jones & The Six* and its 2023 television adaptation.

## Lyrics

### Lyrics from the TV series version

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> You found me in flames
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> It's the daylight of change
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> Baby, all that stuff is done
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> You’re my morning sun
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> Aurora, you're my morning sun
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> When I was away
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> You called from a fever dream
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> The crazy is done
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> I kinda think I wanna make it last forever
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> (Oh, I kinda think I wanna make it last forever)
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> Mm, I kinda think I wanna make it last forever
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> (Oh, I kinda think I wanna make it last forever)
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> Mm, I kinda think I wanna make it last forever
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> (Oh, I kinda think I wanna make it)
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> Aurora, I'm here
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> I won't disappear again
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> How soon can you come?
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> Oh, you're my morning sun
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> Aurora, you're my morning sun
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> Aurora, you are
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> Where did you turn (Wherе did you turn)
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> When you needed tendеrness? (When you needed tenderness?)
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> When you reached out for my touch (When you reached out for my touch)
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> And I couldn't give you much
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> Of all the time we lost (Of all the time we lost)
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> Well, I was runnin' from your life (I was running from your life)
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> To the shadows of the west (To the shadows of the west)
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> Strung out on the lies (Strung out on the lies)
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> With my tongue out of my mind (Tongue out of my mind)
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> And before they come around (And before they come around)
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> I kinda thought the night was gonna last forever
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> (I kinda thought the night was gonna last forever)
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> Mm, I kinda thought the night was gonna last forever
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> (I kinda thought the night was gonna last forever)
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> Mm, I kinda thought the night was gonna last forever
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> (I kinda thought the night was gonna last forever)
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> I kinda thought the night was gonna last forever
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> (I kinda thought the night was gonna last forever)
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> Kinda thought the night was gonna last forever
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> (I kinda thought the night was gonna last forever)
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> Kinda thought the night was gonna last forever
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> (I kinda thought the night was gonna last forever)
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> Kinda thought the night was gonna last forever
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> (I kinda thought the night was gonna last forever)
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> Kinda thought the night was gonna last forever
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> (I kinda thought the night was gonna last forever)
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> Kinda thought
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### Lyrics from the book version

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> When the seas are breaking
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> And the sails are shaking
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> When the captain’s praying
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> Here comes Aurora
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> Aurora, Aurora
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> When the lightning is cracking
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> And thunder is clapping
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> When the mothers are gasping
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> Here comes Aurora
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> Aurora, Aurora
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> When the wind is racing
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> And the storm is chasing
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> When even the preachers are pacing
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> Here comes Aurora
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> Aurora, Aurora
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> When I was drowning
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> Three sheets and counting
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> Thee skies cleared
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> And you appeared
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> And I said, “Here is my Aurora”
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> Aurora, Aurora
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>
Track 10: Rock 'n' Roll Suicide

**Track 10: Rock 'n' Roll Suicide** is the tenth and final episode of the Prime Video series *Daisy Jones & The Six*.

## Premise

Official episode synopsis for Track 10: Rock 'n' Roll Suicide from Prime Video:

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> *In what will become their final performance, Daisy Jones & The Six perform to a sold-out crowd at Soldier Field in Chicago, Illinois. This is the story of that fateful day — and how their lives were forever changed as a result.*
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## Cast and characters

Starring:

* Riley Keough as Daisy Jones
* Sam Claflin as Billy Dunne
* Camila Morrone as Camila Alvarez
* Will Harrison as Graham Dunne
* Suki Waterhouse as Karen Sirko
* Josh Whitehouse as Eddie Roundtree
* Sebastian Chacon as Warren Rojas
* Nabiyah Be as Simone Jackson
* Tom Wright as Teddy Price
* Timothy Olyphant as Rod Reyes

## Navigation

1. Track 1: Come and Get It (March 3, 2023)
2. Track 2: I'll Take You There (March 3, 2023)
3. Track 3: Someone Saved My Life Tonight (March 3, 2023)
4. Track 4: I Saw The Light (March 10, 2023)
5. Track 5: Fire (March 10, 2023)
6. Track 6: Whatever Gets You Thru The Night (March 10, 2023)
7. Track 7: She's Gone
8. Track 8: Looks Like We Made It
9. Track 9: Feels Like The First Time
10. **Track 10: Rock 'n' Roll Suicide**
Track 5: Fire

**Track 5: Fire** is the fifth episode of the Prime Video series *Daisy Jones & The Six*.

## Premise

Official episode synopsis for Track 5: Fire from Prime Video:

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> *Fresh off their newly-acquired fame and success, Daisy Jones & The Six gear up to record their first album together. However, when Billy and Daisy prove unwilling to collaborate on each other’s material, they have no choice but to try and write something from the ground up together. This proves more challenging than either expected. Meanwhile, Karen sees a new side of Graham during a beach trip.*
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## Cast and characters

### Starring

* Riley Keough as Daisy Jones
* Sam Claflin as Billy Dunne
* Camila Morrone as Camila Alvarez
* Will Harrison as Graham Dunne
* Suki Waterhouse as Karen Sirko
* Josh Whitehouse as Eddie Roundtree
* Sebastian Chacon as Warren Rojas
* Nabiyah Be as Simone Jackson
* Tom Wright as Teddy Price
* Timothy Olyphant as Rod Reyes

### Guest Starring

* Olivia Rose Keegan as Caroline
* Seychelle Gabriel as Interview

### Co-Starring

* Jonathan D'Ambrosio as Tobias
* Sean Burgos as Apple Pan Waiter
* Josh Landau as Stranger in Bed

## Navigation

1. Track 1: Come and Get It (March 3, 2023)
2. Track 2: I'll Take You There (March 3, 2023)
3. Track 3: Someone Saved My Life Tonight (March 3, 2023)
4. Track 4: I Saw The Light (March 10, 2023)
5. **Track 5: Fire** (March 10, 2023)
6. Track 6: Whatever Gets You Thru The Night (March 10, 2023)
7. Track 7: She's Gone
8. Track 8: Looks Like We Made It
9. Track 9: Feels Like The First Time
10. Track 10: Rock 'n' Roll Suicide
Lucia Alvarez

**Lucia Alvarez** is a character in the *Daisy Jones & The Six* television series adaptation. She is the mother of Camila Alvarez.

## Character overview

"Camila’s mom, a practical, down-to-earth woman wary of her daughter’s relationship to budding rock star Billy Dunne."

## References

1. ↑ *Deadline:* ‘Daisy Jones & The Six’: Tom Wright & Jacqueline Obradors Join Amazon Series by Denise Petski. October 25, 2021.
Stumbled on Sublime

**Stumbled on Sublime** is a song in the novel *Daisy Jones & The Six* and its television series adaptation.

## Plot summary

### In the TV series version

Daisy sings in the shower and her latest fling, Wyatt Stone, listens. He compliments her major pipes. He sits on the bed and reads her journal. He then strums his guitar and sings her song “Stumbled on Sublime”. He tells her they aren't half-bad and sings more, but she stops him as it doesn't go like that. He asks how it goes and she sings him a few lines. She refuses to sing it again as he'll have to write his own song. He kisses her and they make out on the bed.

One day in 1971, Daisy is pumping gas when a car pulls up playing a song. She recognizes the words as being from her song “Stumbled on Sublime”. She sits in disbelief and anger.

In the present day, Daisy reflects that the worst part is that she let him take that song from her. That was how little she thought of herself at the time. “Stumbled on Sublime” was number one for four straight weeks and that son of a bitch still claims he wrote the whole song. It was becoming a pattern.

Three years after the songs release, Daisy sees Wyatt at a party with his girlfriend. During their tense conversation, she mentions he could at least thank her for the song, but he acts like he doesn't know what she's talking about. She shoves him into the pool and crouches down by the pool to belt out the first few lines of "Stumbled on Sublime". She smirks and walks out of the party. Present-day Daisy knows that a normal person probably would have let that situation go, but she merely shrugs to the camera.

## References

1. ↑ "Track 1: Come and Get It"
2. ↑ "Track 3: Someone Saved My Life Tonight"
Suki Waterhouse

**Suki Waterhouse** is an English actress who portrays Karen Sirko in *Daisy Jones & The Six*.

Waterhouse's casting was announced on February 13, 2020.

## General overview

Waterhouse is best known for portraying
Sarah in *Assassination Nation* (2018) and Tiffany in *A Rainy Day in New York* (2019).

## External links

* Suki Waterhouse on the Internet Movie Database
* Suki Waterhouse on Wikipedia
* Suki Waterhouse on Twitter
* Suki Waterhouse on Instagram

## References

1. ↑ *Deadline*: ‘Daisy Jones & The Six’: Nabiyah Be, Will Harrison, Suki Waterhouse & Josh Whitehouse Join Cast of Amazon Series by Denise Petski. February 13, 2020/.
Eddie Loving

**Eddie Loving** is a character in the *Daisy Jones & The Six* novel. He is Pete Loving's brother and the rhythm guitarist with The Six and Daisy Jones & The Six. Eddie joins The Six after the group's previous rhythm guitarist, Chuck Williams, is drafted.

## Quotes

"There is so long you can live your life while it's being dictated to you by someone else."
Rod Reyes

**Rod Reyes** is a character in the *Daisy Jones & The Six* television series adaptation. He is a tour manager for The Six and Daisy Jones & The Six

## Plot summary

Rod sits to be interviewed for a documentary about Daisy Jones & The Six. He's credited as being a tour manager. He mentions that in a lineup people can still point to Jagger and say that's the rockstar. Billy Dunne had that in spades. When asked about him, Billy Dunne merely quips that Rod had a lot of ideas. Karen recalls him telling her to wear low-cut shirts. She told him to eat shit and that was that.

In 1971, Rod visits a club in Pittsburgh where he watches the Dunne Brothers open for The Winters. The latter's keyboardist Karen Sirko takes a seat next to him and he lights her cigarette as they both watch the band perform. Afterward, he sits with the band outside and suggests they write their own songs. Billy has written some but they aren't good enough yet. He wrote one called “Never More” about the Catonsville Nine. Rod vehemently tells him no, groaning about him being Bob Dylan. Enough with the political shit. No one needs reminding that the world is a mess. They want to feel good again, and feel hope and suggest he write a love song. He tells Graham to cool it with the solos. Nobody cares about his technical guitar skills. They want to sing and dance. He suggests they get out of Pittsburgh if they want to sign with a label and work with producers such as Teddy Price, which piques Billy's interest. Rod knows everyone and they're all in LA now. Not London or New York, but California. The next day, the band drives to California.

The Dunne Brothers and Camila approach a mansion in LA, pressing the buzzer until Rod Reyes answers. Billy introduces himself and the band, reminding Rod that he said he could call. Rod looks them over. They didn't call, they're just here. Billy asks for ten minutes of his time. They sit outside by the pool and list the things they need. They need a place to stay, money since they rallied all their savings but don't have much left, and Teddy Price. Rod asks if they're fucking idiots. If they really think they can just show up in LA and be handed a key to the city and sit down with Teddy Price. Rod's a tour manager, not a band manager, so unless they're planning a world tour he's not their guy. Billy insists they aren't looking for a handout. Rod tries to recall their sound and their set was kind of tight. He'll make one call over to his guy at Filthy's, a bar on the Strip. Everyone is grateful and thanks him profusely. They start to leave when Graham asks for one more favor - Karen's number. He invites her into the band.

## Appearances

Rod Reyes appears in the following episodes:

## References

1. ↑ "Track 1: Come and Get It"
2. ↑ "Track 2: I'll Take You There"
Look Me In The Eye

**Look Me In The Eye** is a song in the television series adaptation, *Daisy Jones & The Six*.

## Plot summary

Around 1971-1972, the Dunne Brothers perform their first gig at Filthy McNasty's, which is also their first performance with the addition of keyboardist Karen Sirko. They start by performing "Look Me In The Eye", which Camila films on her camcorder.

Around 1973, after rebranding to The Six and signing with Ellemarre Records, the band cuts an album. They start their recording sessions with "Look Me In The Eye", a song they record a few times. Camila snaps photos of them performing as Teddy listens from the other side of the glass. She records some of the moments, focusing on each member. Billy sings while Warren is drumming, Eddie and Graham on guitars, and Karen on the keyboards.

The Six head out on tour, though Billy's increasing drug and alcohol abuse begins to affect the band. He can barely stand up straight and slurs the words to Look Me In The Eye. Graham and Karen exchange a worried look and Billy hits a series of bad notes followed by a scream that makes Eddie wince. Teddy watches them perform backstage. After finishing the song, Billy learns from Teddy that Camila has given birth their daughter.

## Lyrics

>
>
> I put the man in the moon
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> I put the dial in the tone
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> I put the grease on the wheel
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> I put the sword in the stone
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> I lit the southern stars
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> I brought the heathens peace
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> And then I ate the bird in the bush
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> And someone called the police
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>
>
> And I know you don't mean it
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> I know you don't mean it
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> I know you don't mean it
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> Because you can't
>
>
>
> Turn around and look me in the eye
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> Turn around and look me in the eye
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> Turn around and say it to my face
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> Turn around and say it to my face
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>
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> I got a wicked on
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> Let me scratch your itch
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> Put down your broomstick, baby
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> Gonna look like a witch
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> And I can feel the hole
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> In your memory
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> Take your glasses off
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> And I'll show you things you can't unsee
>
>
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> And I know you don't mean it
>
> I know you don't mean it
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> I know you don't mean it
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> Because you can't
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>
>
> Turn around and look me in the eye
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> Turn around and look me in the eye
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> Turn around and say it to my face
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> Turn around and say it to my face
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Sebastian Chacon

**Sebastian Chacon** is an actor who portrays Warren Rojas in *Daisy Jones & The Six*.

## General overview

Chacon is best known for portraying Fly Rico in *Penny Dreadful: City of Angels* (2020), Pito in *Pose* (2018), Rico in *Narcos* (2017), and Ricky in *Angelfish* (2019).

## External links

* Sebastian Chacon on the Internet Movie Database
* Sebastian Chacon on Instagram
Taylor Jenkins Reid

**Taylor Jenkins Reid** is the author of the novel *Daisy Jones & The Six* and is a producer for it's upcoming limited TV series adaptation.

## General overview

Description from Random House:

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> Taylor Jenkins Reid is the New York Times bestselling author of seven novels, including *Daisy Jones & The Six* and *The Seven Husbands of Evelyn Hugo*. She lives in Los Angeles with her husband and their daughter.
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## Gallery

### Video

Daisy Jones & The Six by Taylor Jenkins ReidMarch 4, 2019'Daisy Jones & The Six' Author Taylor Jenkins Reid on why Authority Isn't Real - Reese's Book ClubMarch 18, 2019
## External links

* Taylor Jenkins Reid on the Internet Movie Database
* Taylor Jenkins Reid on Wikipedia
* Taylor Jenkins Reid on Twitter
* Taylor Jenkins Reid on Instagram
* Official website: TaylorJenkinsReid.com