Crimson lips on a cigarette, Laughing like you’d never forget. You said, “Love’s just a spark in a dream,” But I was drowning in your kerosene. Leather jacket, siren glow, We lit up every street we’d go. You whispered, “Don’t ask what this means.” Just taste the flame in cherry gasoline. Cherry gasoline, light me up, don’t let me breathe, Cherry gasoline, burn it slow, then set me free. Cherry gasoline, kiss the smoke, come back to me, Cherry gasoline, cherry gasoline. Every night, a fire escape, Every touch is a sweet mistake. You said, “Don’t fall, just let it sting.” But I was built for dangerous things. Ashes bloom where angels weep, We were too young ever to keep. You were my sin, my nicotine, I’m still drunk on cherry gasoline. Cherry gasoline, light me up, don’t let me breathe, Cherry gasoline, burn it slow, then set me free. Cherry gasoline, kiss the smoke, come back to me, Cherry gasoline, cherry gasoline. Every heartbreak hums your name, Every mirror shows the flame. And I still taste you in between, The ache, the fire, the in-between. Cherry gasoline, light me up, don’t let me breathe, Cherry gasoline, burn it slow, then set me free. Cherry gasoline, kiss the smoke, come back to me, Cherry gasoline, cherry gasoline. Cherry gasoline, light me up, don’t let me breathe, Cherry gasoline, burn it slow, then set me free. Cherry gasoline, kiss the smoke, come back to me, Cherry gasoline, cherry gasoline. You said, “Love’s just a spark in a dream,” But I’m still burning — Cherry gasoline.
