Fire

Kathryn Crutchfield

That's what I wanted
It's not as if we cry a river, call it rain
West Memphis is on fire in the light of day
Give me something, it ain't enough
It ain't enough

I take it for granted
If I could love you unconditionally
I could iron out the edges of the darkest sky
For some of us it ain't enough
It ain't enough

And I take off driving
Past places been tainted
I put on a good show for you
And when I turn back around
Will you drain me back out
Will you let me believe that I broke through?

Tomorrow could feel like a hundred years later
I'm wiser and slow and attuned
And I am down on my knees
I'm a bird in the trees
I can learn to see with a partial view
I can learn to be easy as I move in close to you

And that's what I wanted
It's not as if we cry a river, call it rain
West Memphis is on fire in the light of day
Give me something, it ain't enough
It ain't enough
I take it for granted
If I could love you unconditionally
I could iron out the edges of the darkest sky
For some of us it ain't enough
It ain't enough

Trivia about the song Fire by Waxahatchee

On which albums was the song “Fire” released by Waxahatchee?
Waxahatchee released the song on the albums “Saint Cloud” in 2020 and “Saint Cloud +3” in 2021.
Who composed the song “Fire” by Waxahatchee?
The song “Fire” by Waxahatchee was composed by Kathryn Crutchfield.

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