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Electric Deity​/​Concordia II

from There Is No Zero by Ether Feather

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lyrics

The words I say in a voice unrecognized
Reflection in a disguise
Tattered revisions Gemini paradise
I feel the look in your eye

On borrowed immortality
An electric divinity

Magnetic waves are shining bright around me
As far as my eye can see
Give me a perfect dream that lasts for only
Until the hour glass is empty

And like a star the only truth that I know
Is hidden deep in your soul
A kiss that lingers on the lips of a ghost
With florescent afterglow

On borrowed immortality
An electric divinity
Today's the day that you will see
An electric divinity

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from There Is No Zero, released January 20, 2022
Sylvia Black- Vocals, Bass
Tim Young- Guitar
Dylan Ryan- Drums, Vocals

Words and music by Dylan Ryan copyright Ether Feather 2021

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Floating like a lead balloon in Ether Feather’s inverse universe is the meeting point between Danzig, The Obsessed, & COC. Ether Feather is the brainchild of L.A.-by-way-of-Chicago drummer/vocalist Dylan Ryan, who has also played with Man Man, Cursive, Red Krayola and more. The newly minted trio includes guitarist Tim Young (Late Late Show) and bassist Sylvia Black (Lydia Lunch.) ... more

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