Name: Upon A Celestial Prairie by Le Mystique
Duration: 4 min 10 s
Description: Touch of the deep Silvertone, with some cosmic guitar, your roaming the celestial badlands

Touch of the deep Silvertone, with some cosmic guitar, your roaming the celestial badlands

Upon A Celestial Prairie

Words don't come easy now you're on your own
Feelings hit you but they 'll do no harm
Kept in a state of the in-between
You're muted so no one can hear you scream 
You're just a shadow of what you used to be
You're staying inside, you don't want to be seen
A walking, talking zombie, dead inside
With nothing but surviving on your mind

You have never seen the road to never
You have never been as close to heaven
You have never seen the road to never

There's no regret and no despair in you
There's nothing left to look forward to
Easy to handle but so hard to love
"You're allowed to touch me but you need to wear gloves"

You have never seen the road to never
You have never been as close to heaven
You have never seen the road to never

You're frozen inside
The summer days are gone, it's winter all the time
When will the sun hit me again
And warm my soul craving for love?

The Road to Never

Don't Turn Away From God

You know upon reflection
Just like a vampire
I will disappear
In words,
there’s hidden meanings
Never a message
That’s crystal clear
But now -
I wouldn’t even say this
If you didn’t already know

I’m uncertainty
Become atrophied
Progressively
Making nothing neat
Just when you get a split-second to revise
Another message coming towards you at the speed of light,
Yikes….

It’s collapsing
Needs reviving
And Its happening
All the time
Nothing changing
Despite failings
No reflection
Sub-critical

That’s just like me

yikes

Essex

Homophonia is the second full-length record by Brooklyn indie rock group No Sky God. First released in 2013 and featuring a harder rock sound than their self-titled debut, the album features something of a grunge sound on songs like "I Don't See," "Angled," and "Redress."  "Men of Action" and "The Mirror" offer a bit of a reprieve from the heaviness, while "Melvins Basement" and "Eras (Polish)" feature the up beat yet sardonic songwriting of bassist Evan Whom. The album draws ot a close with a version of Alex Chilton's "Nightime" before ending on the dronign hard rock of "(Come Back Around)." A window into 2010s era Brooklyn indie rock, the album will appeal to fans of Kurt Vile, Wilco, Magnolia Electric Company, and Sebadoh.

No Sky God is:
Stu Watson: Guitar, Vocals
James Marceda: Guitar
Evan Whom: Bass, Vocals
Jeremy Gustin: Drums

Produced by Stu Watson
Engineered and MIxed by Cedar Apffel 
Mastered by Jherek Bischoff
Cover art by George Weinberg

Redress

Целуй меня нежно

Accelerator

A song about my heart.

Here are the lyrics:

You owe me something
i got to take it back
It was white when i gave it to you
you will return it black

I know i said i love you
i guess i still do
You can call me silly 
or you can call me mad

The game is over
you got to give it back
my heart

I'm just a nothing
that once walked with you
Then we took seperate ways
that was the right thing to do

But you didn't have the right to 
break it and step on me
You wanted freedom 
so i set you free

I'm still not sober
you got to give it back
my heart

Let it be as you like girl
don't want control of you
I cannot even control myself
where you've been i wish i knew

Well someday i'm gonna find you again
just strolling down the road
best thing to do is walk on and pretend
we've never met before

The game is over
you got to give it back
my heart

Upon A Celestial Prairie

Le Mystique

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