Wildflowers & Falling Leaves

Summer blooms underneath my feet,

Golden sunlight, wild and sweet,

Windows down, let the warm wind roll,

Barefoot roads and a restless soul.

Flowers dancing in the afternoon,

Chasing sunsets underneath the moon,

For a little while, nothing felt wrong,

Just the sound of life and my favorite song.

And I breathe it in,

That feeling I know—

Like the world slows down

And finally lets me go.

I got the soul of the seasons,

Summer sun and autumn breeze,

Blooming wild beneath the sunlight,

Falling leaves through the trees.

One makes me feel alive,

One teaches me to let go,

Somewhere between the heat and the cold,

That’s where my heart feels home.

Yeah, that’s where my heart feels home.

Then the air turns crisp and gold,

Leaves let go of what they used to hold,

Red and orange across the sky,

Like little pieces of summer saying goodbye.

But I don’t cry when the colors fall,

There’s beauty in releasing it all,

The wind carries every leaf away,

And somehow I feel lighter every day.

Summer taught me how to bloom,

Fall taught me there’s beauty in change,

One fills my heart with sunlight,

The other washes out the pain.

So let the seasons spin around me,

Let the years come and go,

I’ll keep chasing that feeling—

That freedom only nature knows.

I got the soul of the seasons,

Summer sun and autumn breeze,

Wildflowers underneath me,

Golden leaves above the trees.

One makes me feel alive,

One teaches me to let go,

And somewhere between the bloom and the fall,

I found the place my soul calls home.

So give me summer blooms,

Give me autumn skies,

Give me warm winds on my skin

And leaves beneath my feet.

If freedom had a feeling,

I think this is what it’d be—

A little summer in my heart,

A little fall inside of me.