Fire and Ice

[Verse] In a small town where the river bends and flows, Two sisters grew beneath the Southern crows, Hayden’s wild like the flames that light the night, Cathrine’s cool as the stars in the sky so bright. [Verse 2] Hayden’s laughter rings through the warm summer air, Running barefoot, never a worry or a care, Cathrine sits with a book, so calm and wise, Watching the waves with those piercing blue eyes. [Chorus] Fire and ice, they blaze their own trails, One bound by dreams, the other in details, Together they walk through life's rugged roads, Hand in hand, where the heart overflows. [Verse 3] Hayden’s spirit is fierce like a stormy day, She’ll dance through the thunder without losing her way, Cathrine whispers, she’s the morning’s first light, Soft-spoken strength, the kind that’s just right. [Verse 4] Hayden sings with the voice of a lonesome dove, Cathrine writes stories of gentle true love, They might be different, but their hearts beat the same, Two sides of a coin, with a shared family name. [Chorus] Fire and ice, they blaze their own trails, One bound by dreams, the other in details, Together they walk through life's rugged roads, Hand in hand, where the heart overflows.