Signal in the Dust

Signal in the Dust
by
Tingster & The Coyotitos

[Verse 1]
A rusted dish on a tower of sand,
Hums with a pulse from no living hand.
Desert glass and bones of steel,
Carry the hum that the heart can feel.
He tunes the wind — a narrow band,
Catching echoes of a fallen land.

[Pre-Chorus]
He said, “Static is a language too —
If you listen, it speaks to you.”

[Chorus]
There’s a signal in the dust tonight,
Carved in code, in faith, in light.
Every whisper, every spark,
Is a prayer that survives the dark.
There’s a signal in the dust —
And it remembers us.

[Verse 2]
The circuits bloom where the wires decay,
Faith and feedback entwine and sway.
He burns his name in the radio’s glow,
A saint of static, a voice below.
No crown, no cross, no master’s hand —
Just truth rebroadcast through shifting sand.

[Bridge]
He hears the prophets through transistor veins,
Old psalms wrapped in electric chains.
“Let not your signal fade or rust —
For heaven’s wave still cuts through dust.”

[Final Chorus]
There’s a signal in the dust tonight,
It hums of loss, it sings of right.
And though our bodies turn to clay,
Our frequencies will find a way.
There’s a signal in the dust —
And it remembers us.

[Outro]
“This is Sol Coyotl… broadcasting from the end of the world… if you can hear this… you’re not alone…”