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Blackhawk ~ Down In Flames


(michael clark, jeff stevens)

No one dreams in this ol' town, no more
They don't look down that windin' road
Wonderin' where it goes
But when i hold you, i can see
All the places it could lead
They say we're crazy, i don't care
We could make it anywhere

Chorus:
Let's ride the wind
Down this old road tonight
Let's pack our dreams
And leave the rest behind
They say love this hot
Can be a dangerous thing
Come on darlin'...
Let's go down in flames

I don't know or care where this road leads
Just as long as at the end
It's you and me
We can feel our hearts, beggin' us to go
If we don't leave now, we'll never know
And if our love should crash and burn
We'll take that chance, for all it's worth

Repeat chrous

So take my hand, you know we're right
Don't look back, just hold on tight

Repeat chorus

Come on darlin'... let's go down in flames


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