We Were Fireworks

We were just teenagers chasing the night sky,

Running barefoot, laughing at the time.

Every dream felt so close to our hands,

Every step carved a mark that would never end.

The night kept calling out our names,

We were wild, no chains could tame.

We were fireworks in the endless dark,

Shining bright, leaving glowing marks.

Even if the world forgets our light,

The sky remembers we once burned so bright.

Shadows dancing on the old brick wall,

Little secrets turning into tales eternal.

Our hearts were fragile, but we never let it show.

Every scar was a crown we proudly wore.

The echoes still linger in the air,

Proof of nights we’ll always share.

We were fireworks in the endless dark,

Shining bright, leaving glowing marks.

Even if the world forgets our light,

The sky remembers we once burned so bright.

Do you still recall that summer’s vow,

When we swore, forever starts here and now?

Our voices louder than the world could hold,

Our hearts burn brighter than the stories we tell.

And when the lights have all gone away,

You’ll hear our song still burning, still ablaze.

We were fireworks in the endless dark,

Soaring high, like reckless sparks.

Though the night may hide who we became,

The sky still whispers, it knows our flame.

We were fireworks, a fleeting light,

Burning fast, but it felt so right.

And though tomorrow pulls us far,

Our names are written among the stars.

We were… we were… fireworks.

Just fireworks… but we once lit the world.