[Verse 1] In the Ozark town of Larkspur where the shadows stretch long, Noah stands at the signal light, crowd sings the old song, Refurbished for Uncle Daniel, lost in the night, Radio whispers through static's bite.[Chorus] "You have to stop the signal," it calls from between, Frequencies haunted, a ghostly machine, Truth buried deep in the wires' cold gleam, Stop the signal, wake from the dream.[Verse 2] Skeptical teen digs journal from tape deck's rust, Visions of lights gone mad, protests turned to dust, Mother's eyes evade, grief pulls her under, Silence like chains, rolling thunder.[Chorus] "You have to stop the signal," Daniel's voice cries, Cover-ups hidden in electrical skies, Institutionalized lies, sanity's ties, Stop the signal, open your eyes.[Verse 3] Ruby breaks in the kitchen's dim glow, "He saw what they buried, now you have to know," Sheriff Cole's regret like a badge turned to rust, Tom shares the tapes from shadows of dust.[Bridge] Founders Day festival, mechanical hum, Projectors flicker wild as the chaos comes, Daniel's voice booms through every speaker's scream, Footage rolls raw, shattering the scheme. [Chorus] "You have to stop the signal," echoes the town, Badge hits the dirt, truth coming down, Red light hesitates, flickers to green, Healing applause in the streets so clean. [Outro] Mother and son side by side in release, Frequencies silent, legacy's peace, Noah walks home, the signals go free, Between frequencies, finally we see.