There's a place up in the pines I used to go
The only place left in this world
Where I can heal my soul
Something in those waters felt like home
Smokey nights and campfire lights
You can never feel alone
If I could go back now you know I would
To a time that we have left behind
But maybe not for good
Bonfires that touch the sky
And bullfrogs singing lullabies
Fireworks on the 4th of July
You would not believe your eyes
If you saw all them fireflies
And Mason jars from old moonshine
When I'm old and it's my time
Lay me down here when I die
Lately I can't even see the stars
All I see outside at night
Is the headlights from the cars
Been living in the city too damn long
Stuck in traffic every day just
Listening to this song
I need those
Bonfires that touch the sky
And bullfrogs singing lullabies
Fireworks on the 4th of July
You would not believe your eyes
If you saw all them fireflies
And Mason jars from old moonshine
When I'm old and it's my time
Lay me down here when I die
Bonfires that touch the sky
And bullfrogs singing lullabies
Fireworks on the 4th of July
You would not believe your eyes
If you saw all them fireflies
And Mason jars from old moonshine
When I'm old and it's my time
Lay me down here when I die
Bonfires Video (MV)
Performed By: Whiskey Bent Band
Language: English
Length: 3:12
Written by: Max Benitz, Cale Benitz, Justin Abraham
Whiskey Bent Band - Bonfires Lyrics
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There's a place up in the pines I used to go
The only place left in this world
Where I can heal my soul
Something in those waters felt like home
Smokey nights and campfire lights
You can never feel alone
If I could go back now you know I would
To a time that we have left behind
But maybe not for good
Bonfires that touch the sky
And bullfrogs singing lullabies
Fireworks on the 4th of July
You would not believe your eyes
If you saw all them fireflies
And Mason jars from old moonshine
When I'm old and it's my time
Lay me down here when I die
Lately I can't even see the stars
All I see outside at night
Is the headlights from the cars
Been living in the city too damn long
Stuck in traffic every day just
Listening to this song
I need those
Bonfires that touch the sky
And bullfrogs singing lullabies
Fireworks on the 4th of July
You would not believe your eyes
If you saw all them fireflies
And Mason jars from old moonshine
When I'm old and it's my time
Lay me down here when I die
Bonfires that touch the sky
And bullfrogs singing lullabies
Fireworks on the 4th of July
You would not believe your eyes
If you saw all them fireflies
And Mason jars from old moonshine
When I'm old and it's my time
Lay me down here when I die
The only place left in this world
Where I can heal my soul
Something in those waters felt like home
Smokey nights and campfire lights
You can never feel alone
If I could go back now you know I would
To a time that we have left behind
But maybe not for good
Bonfires that touch the sky
And bullfrogs singing lullabies
Fireworks on the 4th of July
You would not believe your eyes
If you saw all them fireflies
And Mason jars from old moonshine
When I'm old and it's my time
Lay me down here when I die
Lately I can't even see the stars
All I see outside at night
Is the headlights from the cars
Been living in the city too damn long
Stuck in traffic every day just
Listening to this song
I need those
Bonfires that touch the sky
And bullfrogs singing lullabies
Fireworks on the 4th of July
You would not believe your eyes
If you saw all them fireflies
And Mason jars from old moonshine
When I'm old and it's my time
Lay me down here when I die
Bonfires that touch the sky
And bullfrogs singing lullabies
Fireworks on the 4th of July
You would not believe your eyes
If you saw all them fireflies
And Mason jars from old moonshine
When I'm old and it's my time
Lay me down here when I die
Writer: Max Benitz, Cale Benitz, Justin Abraham
Copyright: Lyrics © O/B/O DistroKid
Copyright: Lyrics © O/B/O DistroKid