Whisky and wildflowers

Lyrics

Verse 1
Sunset melting on a gravel road
Dust on my boots and nowhere to go
Your old truck humming like a back porch song
Small town hearts trying to hold on
You had that smile like a summer flame
Little bit reckless, little untamed
I was picking daisies by the fence line
You were pouring trouble into moonshine nights
Pre-Chorus
We were sparks in the dark
Burning fast, leaving marks
Chorus
We were whiskey and wildflowers
Sweet and burning by the hour
A little heaven, little hell
Too young to know ourselves
Barefoot dancing through the pines
Your hand tangled up in mine
Like a memory that never sours
We were whiskey and wildflowers
Verse 2
Screen door swinging in the midnight breeze
Your jacket wrapped around me
Radio static and firefly skies
Living like the world would never say goodbye
But hearts like ours don’t stay untouched
Love can bloom and still come undone
Now every field and every county line
Still tastes like you in the back of my mind
Pre-Chorus
Yeah, we lit up the dark
Left forever on my heart
Chorus
We were whiskey and wildflowers
Sweet and burning by the hour
A little heaven, little hell
Too young to know ourselves
Barefoot dancing through the pines
Your hand tangled up in mine
Like a memory that never sours
We were whiskey and wildflowers
Bridge
Now the wind blows through the tall grass slow
And I still hear your echo
Every old song, every neon light
Brings me back to those July nights
Final Chorus
We were whiskey and wildflowers
Running wild through golden hours
A little broken, little free
You’ll always be a part of me
And even if the years roll by
Like smoke disappearing in the sky
I’ll hold onto what was ours
Me and you… whiskey and wildflowers