We were barefoot in the parking lot, midnight gasoline, Trading secrets in the smoke, chasing every fever dream. You said the world was ours to burn, and I believed you then, Lit a match inside my chest, never thought it’d spread again. And the sirens sang our names, While we carved them in the rain. Didn’t care what we’d destroy, We were in pain dressed up as joy. We were wildfire, burning higher, Ash and honey, young desire. Didn’t know the cost to play, Didn’t think it’d fade away. We were wildfire — no goodbye, Just smoke beneath a crimson sky. (We were wildfire, wildfire, wildfire) (Wildfire, wildfire, wildfire) (Wildfire, wildfire, wildfire) Stole your dad’s old Chevrolet, Raced the sunrise out of town. Hearts like thunder, we were loud, Every sin felt holy somehow. You kissed my scars and called it art, Told me lies that warmed the dark. Didn’t see it fall apart — Love can’t live without a spark. And I swore I’d never break, But your shadow still won’t fade. Every flame leaves something charred, And I still smell who we are... (we were just fire in the wild) We were wildfire, burning higher, Ash and honey, young desire. Didn’t know the cost to play, Didn’t think it’d fade away. We were wildfire — no goodbye, Just smoke beneath a crimson sky. (We were wildfire, wildfire, wildfire) (Wildfire, wildfire, wildfire) (Wildfire, wildfire, wildfire) [spoken, echoing journal-style] "If I could go back… I’d still light the match. Because for one breath, I was infinite." (Infinite, infinite, infinite) (Infinite, infinite, infinite...) Now the ashes paint my name, Every ember knows my shame. But I’d do it all the same — Just to feel that heat again. We were wildfire, untamed youth, Running from the bitter truth. Didn’t need forever then, We were sparks that had to end. We were wildfire — love and pain, And I’d burn to feel it again. Just a shadow, just a flame, Wildfire — that still knows my name. (We were wildfire, wildfire, wildfire) (Wildfire, wildfire, wildfire) (Wildfire, wildfire, wildfire) [repeating 3x]
