Wildfire

That Chattanooga rain was like a hurricane, and I won't forget
We got messed up, and you drank too much, so I drove us home

Dressed to the nines on a Friday night, so we're going out
But I like the days that roll slow
Kicked back at home with nowhere to go

Cause it's all these idle hours that mean the most
You and me in the kitchen light at dawn
And I'm finally stepping out of my ghost's shadow
Hell, I thought he got me a long time ago

I was about used up
I was drinking too much
And you paid my tab
Well, I see God in the light shining off your eyes
When you sing my name

With a love that holds me tight and leaves no trace
And it's spreading like wildfire more each day
When I need somewhere to land, you're my soft place
Hell, I thought that I'd burn up from all my shame

From Mountain Gap to Tennessee, you were always home to me
Not some tacked up ole drywall in a room
And though we spend some time apart, your love is etched upon my heart
You are always where I'm running to