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Tides and Wires in a Week on Fire
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Tides and Wires in a Week on Fire

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March 2, 2026
Tides and Wires in a Week on Fire
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Tides and Wires in a Week on Fire

Verse 1 — Pakistan

After a leader fell in Tehran, the street drums beat like war, Karachi glass gave way to stones at a guarded, foreign door. Blue lights broke the march apart, tear clouds over the mile, Skardu’s flag of peace went dark, a UN roof in fire. In Islamabad the shields came down, embassy gates pulled tight, A nation’s voice said please be calm, a president mourned the night.

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Chorus

Oh the world rides a fault line, headlines like a storm, Tides pull at our lifelines, we’re praying to feel warm. When borders burn and markets turn, and sirens drown the choir, Hold my hand through the smoke and sand, we’re a spark inside the wire.


Verse 2 — Strait of Hormuz

On the VHF a warning, a narrow sea ran cold, “Nothing passes,” said the echo, as the shipping lanes went old. Great hulls circled for the cape, the desert winds stood still, Insurers called it critical, ports dimmed across the rill. Steel was scarred out on the Gulf, lights blinked in Kuwait’s night, Bahrain hushed, in Qatar’s yards, cranes folded, waiting light.

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Chorus

Oh the world rides a fault line, headlines like a storm, Tides pull at our lifelines, we’re praying to feel warm. When borders burn and markets turn, and sirens drown the choir, Hold my hand through the smoke and sand, we’re a spark inside the wire.


Verse 3 — Austin

Down a neon river in Austin, outside a crowded bar, A gun cracked open midnight and grief climbed in a car. Police cut short the shooter’s run, the Bureau reads the signs, Words stitched on a sweater, a flag, a holy spine. The governor raised the watch, said don’t import this hate, Longhorn hearts are aching now along that downtown slate.

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Verse 4 — Oil and markets

When the bell rang over oceans, crude leapt like a flame, Analysts warned of darker peaks if supply can’t find its lane. The producers tried to soothe it, promised more to flow, But pumps will ask us quietly for a little more to go. Banks traced lines on maps that end where that strait stays shut, If barrels can’t find open seas, the world may learn the cut.

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Chorus

Oh the world rides a fault line, headlines like a storm, Tides pull at our lifelines, we’re praying to feel warm. When borders burn and markets turn, and sirens drown the choir, Hold my hand through the smoke and sand, we’re a spark inside the wire.


Verse 5 — Congress

Under domes of marble thunder, they argued what is right, A senator called it lawless war, the charter’s lost its light. They talk of reins and reckonings, of votes that make a stand, But veto winds are gathering from a different hand. One side cheers the strikes that fell, the other splits in two, Power counts the tally, while the war counts something true.

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Verse 6 — Apple

Then a whisper from Cupertino: a week of glass and glow, New phones, fresh chips, and notebooks built to undercut the low. A student’s kind of Mac arrives to chase the chrome and cloud, Air and Pro grow lighter feet, Intelligence speaks loud. Tablets learn a sharper tongue, the hands-on lights ignite New York, London, Shanghai floors—tech humming through the night.

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Final Chorus

Yeah the world rides a fault line, but choirs can outsing fire, Wires hum and tides still rise—our hope is live wire. When borders burn and markets turn, let kindness lift us higher, Turn the sirens into requiems, be the spark inside the wire.


Outro

So if the sea is closed and the streets are closed, Let our doors swing open wide— We’ll be breaking news of mercy, And the headline is we tried.

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