Wildflower Sunburn

Verse

Gold dust on your collarbone

Cotton shirts and saltwater skin

Radio crackling from a window down the road

Your laughter echoes back to me like a song we wrote

You caught my eye at the county fair

Red lipstick and a tank top smile

I didn't know you were gonna steal my heart in two hours flat

Now I'm chasing sunsets just to catch your eyes again

Pre-Chorus

Can you feel it coming, that slow burn spark?

Nobody's leaving till this whole sky turns gold tonight

Chorus

Wildflower sunburn, sweet and soft like you

Wildflower sunburn, I've got nothing left to lose

We're chasing every sunset like it's ours alone

Wildflower sunburn, warm skin, open road

Say we'll never leave the light behind us again

Wildflower sunburn, this is our summer life

Verse 2

Dancing on the hood of your daddy's truck

Fireflies blinking out a rhythm only we can speak

Ice cream cones and barefoot racing down Main Street

You spin me round like you're drawing every single line I ever wanna be

Your fingers brush my waist, I catch my breath in mid-air

Every window light starts shining just for you and there

I used to believe forever started slow

Now it's this summer glow I'm chasing home to you

Pre-Chorus

Can you feel it coming, that slow burn spark?

Nobody's leaving till this whole sky turns gold tonight

Chorus

Wildflower sunburn, sweet and soft like you

Wildflower sunburn, I've got nothing left to lose

We're chasing every sunset like it's ours alone

Wildflower sunburn, warm skin, open road

Say we'll never leave the light behind us again

Wildflower sunburn, this is our summer life

Bridge

Maybe forever wasn't meant to last

Maybe 'til September was always gonna be enough

So I'm holding on with both hands tonight

Not for forever, just for you and me in the light

Chorus

Wildflower sunburn, sweet and soft like you

Wildflower sunburn, I've got nothing left to lose

We're chasing every sunset like it's ours alone

Wildflower sunburn, warm skin, open road

Say we'll never leave the light behind us again

Wildflower sunburn, this is our summer life