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62) Song - Hallelujah in the Dirt

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[Intro] – (Broadcast Distortion) [scream] “If you can still hear this, raise your hands to the static, for even God might be listening through the noise…” (organ drone fades in, feedback hum builds) [Verse 1] They built the altar outta rust and sin, Painted the sky with the smoke we’re in. Every hymn’s just a scream in disguise, Every angel’s got ash in their eyes. The preacher’s voice cracks through the storm, Says, “Children, this world ain’t reborn.” But I seen a spark in the blackened mud — A little bit of love left in the flood. [Pre-Chorus] Can I get an amen from the static line? Even ghosts need grace sometimes. [Chorus] Hallelujah in the dirt, Where the broken find what they’re worth. Sing it loud through the smoke and the hurt, Hallelujah, hallelujah in the dirt. Raise your hands to the radio’s flame, Ain’t no savior, but I’ll praise the name. We fell hard, but the sound still works — Hallelujah in the dirt. [Verse 2] Choir of shadows hummin’ through the wire, Voices melted in electric fire. Every sinner’s got a story to burn, Every saint’s got a lesson to learn. And I ain’t clean, I ain’t pure, But I’m still hummin’ that old allure. Somewhere out there, the signal bleeds, And it sounds like faith with broken reeds. [Bridge] – (Choir + Guitar Solo) (Guitar bends cry like a gospel wail, organ swelling underneath) “I was lost in the hum, but I found my tone, Crawled through the ash ‘til I called it home.” (Choir echoing): “Hallelujah… hallelujah…” (Distorted megaphone vocal) “The radio’s my church, my sin, my salvation.” [Final Chorus] – (Full Choir + Grunge Breakdown) Hallelujah in the dirt, We rise, we fall, we still assert. Sing it loud, make the heavens hurt, Hallelujah in the dirt. Ash in our lungs, fire in our hands, Faith made of static and broken bands. If love’s still real, then the world still turns — Hallelujah in the dirt. [Outro] – (Broadcast Fade) (organ fades into feedback, faint choir echoes repeating “Hallelujah…”) “You don’t need heaven to sing, just a busted mic and somethin’ worth believin’ in.”