6. What hath God wrought?

A song about the telegraph, the spark that connected a world, and the first message "What hath God wrought?" [Verse] Steel wires hung like veins through air, From city smoke to village prayer. A spark in copper, born in dread A message carved through silent thread. [Chorus] What hath God wrought? The signal flies, Across the dark, across the skies. No turning back, the line is cast The world now speaks, electric-fast. [Verse] No rider’s gallop, no fading drum, But lightning spoke, our time had come. The finger touched, the pulses screamed, The age of voice through code was dreamed. [Chorus] What hath God wrought? The signal flies, Across the dark, across the skies. No turning back, the line is cast The world now speaks, electric-fast. [Verse] Morse stood with trembling heart and hand, As coils hummed beneath the land. No armies marched, no kings declared But with that code, the world was snared. [Chorus] What hath God wrought? The signal flies, Across the dark, across the skies. No turning back, the line is cast The world now speaks, electric-fast. [Chorus] What hath God wrought? The signal flies, Across the dark, across the skies. No turning back, the line is cast The world now speaks, electric-fast. [Outro] What hath God wrought? The storm now sings, In circuits, wires, and metal rings. The first true link, the first blood drawn, In pulses bright before the dawn. The world was quiet, then it caught— The fire of thought, What hath God wrought.