[Verse] Sunset kissed the porch where fireflies danced, You stirred the grill, and I stole the last frankie from the pan. Laughter danced on the breeze through the maple trees, Your voice in the haze, soft as a lullaby. [Pre-Chorus] Time slipped like honey, slow and golden, Every scent a memory, every moment unbroken. [Chorus] Oh, I can still taste the smoke on summer air, Your hands, my heart, the stars above us there. Even now when silence fills the night, I sing your voice back into the light. And I know you’re still in every summer flame— This fire’s not gone, it’s just changed its name. [Verse] We’d chase the shadows on the grassy hill, Counting stars like pennies, lost and still. You’d hum a tune just low enough to dream, And I’d whisper, “Don’t ever leave me, I’m not just a dream.” [Pre-Chorus] Time slipped like honey, slow and golden, Every scent a memory, every moment unbroken. [Chorus] Oh, I can still taste the smoke on summer air, Your hands, my heart, the stars above us there. Even now when silence fills the night, I sing your voice back into the light. And I know you’re still in every summer flame— This fire’s not gone, it’s just changed its name. [Bridge] Years have passed, the trees have grown tall, But in every breeze, I hear you call. I’m not asking for the past to return, Just the courage to carry your fire in my turn. [Chorus] Oh, I can still taste the smoke on summer air, Your hands, my heart, the stars above us there. Even now when silence fills the night, I sing your voice back into the light. And I know you’re still in every summer flame— This fire’s not gone, it’s just changed its name. [Outro] Still changed its name… But I’m singing it the same.