Wildfire
Palmist Lyrics

She walks into the room Like she's got something that she wanted to say The night's too young to call it But she's looking like another problem to me
The girl enters the room with a purpose, looking like a challenge despite the night being young.

She's catching my eye for a second then she walks away Breaking the rules of a game that she don't wanna play Like a lightning bolt she strikes me down and I'm falling
The girl catches the singer's attention before leaving, defying conventions and all at once stunning him.

Let me break down the walls between you & I It's the worst I've felt but the best I've felt in a long time So let's do or die, we can set this aside As we set it alight like a wildfire As we set it alight like a wildfire
The singer expresses the desire to connect, despite knowing it may be painful, and suggests that they take a chance and see where it leads, using the metaphor of a wildfire.

So let's escape, back to the glory days Think about our future getting carried away And we'll break, and watch it fade away Just another vision of a life we made Let's rearrange, abstain From thinking that we're different when we're feeling the same Changing people and places, waiting, basically creating our misery
The singer suggests escaping to the past, dreaming about the future, and recognizing that by trying to change ourselves or our surroundings, we may only create more problems.

I'm hearing what you say But she bends the rules I love to break So in all good time we can set it aside And set the world on fire
The singer acknowledges what the other person is saying, but is intrigued by the girl and the way she challenges the rules, suggesting that there may be a chance to ignite something great.

As we set it alight like a wildfire As we set it alight like a wildfire As we set it alight like a wildfire
Repeating the chorus and the wildfire metaphor, emphasizing the idea of taking a chance and allowing something intense and passionate to ignite.