Intro One, two—one, two, three, four! Verse 1 I’m still here for you when the night gets cold. Back where the backstreets turned our hearts to gold. You and I were thunder on a Saturday night. Two hungry hearts were chasing sparks in the light. We burned those roads like a gasoline dream. With ripped-up jeans and a radio scream. Pre-Chorus You took your punches; I took mine. We kept on swinging at the end of the line. When this hard world tried to tear us apart, We lit a match and called it our heart. Chorus Hey, brother, we were born to run, Two wild hearts under a loaded sun. We were kings in a one-light town, Still standing tall when the walls came down. Raise your hands; let the whole world know. Fire never dies; it burns in our bones. Verse 2 There was a girl with a dangerous smile. And her big brother was waiting at the end of the mile. You flashed that grin like you owned the night. I stood beside you, ready for the fight. You had a six-string dream and a stadium roar. I kept the beat on a bedroom floor. Guitar Solo [Guitar solo: big sustained bends, soaring melody, crowd claps on the beat, then build back into the bridge] Bridge We said we’d be the next big thing. Two cheap guitars and a diamond ring. Maybe fame was just smoke in the lights. But we’re still alive on these Friday nights. Final Chorus Oh-oh-oh, fire never dies! Hey, brother, we were born to run, Two wild hearts and a loaded sun. We were kings in a one-light town, Still standing tall when the walls came down. Raise your hands; let the whole world know. Fire never dies; it burns in our bones. Fire never dies—no, it never dies! Whoa-oh-oh, it’s still burning, still burning!
