Verse 1 Lights blink out and the whole town freezes, Screens go dark like a hard‑hit season. No buzz in the walls, no neon glow, Just boots on the porch and a hush in the road. People step out like they’re snapped awake, Realizing how much we had at stake. 🔥 Pre‑Chorus We built this life on borrowed flame, Never thought the spark could slip its chain. ⚡ Chorus When the wires go quiet and the signals crash, You see what’s real when we’re outta the flash. No noise, no spin, just the truth in the night— A nation remembering its own light. When the power cuts out and the towers fall, You learn what matters after all. 🚦 Verse 2 No doom‑scroll fights, no headline chase, Just neighbors talking face‑to‑face. Kids run wild in the firefly glow, Feels like a world we used to know. But the cities shake when the networks break, ’Cause the whole machine hits the brakes. 🔥 Pre‑Chorus We trusted sparks more than each other’s hands, Forgot how to live without the master plan. ⚡ Chorus When the wires go quiet and the signals crash, You see what’s real when we’re outta the flash. No noise, no spin, just the truth in the night— A nation remembering its own light. When the power cuts out and the towers fall, You learn what matters after all. 🌩️ Bridge Maybe the blackout’s a wake‑up call, A chance to rise when the systems fall. Maybe the dark is a doorway home, A reminder we’re more than circuits and phones. 🌟 Final Chorus When the wires go quiet and the noise is gone, We find that fire we’ve had all along. No signal needed for a heart to ignite— A nation rediscovering its own light. When the power cuts out and the towers fall, We stand together through it all.