The Lost Chords - Love Revolution

The Lost Chords were a brief, yet captivating oddity of the 1960s music scene, celebrated for their psychedelic sound and melodies. Formed in 1966, they had minor hits with their duo of infectious singles, 1968’s "Rivertide” and 1969’s “Love Revolution”, which captivated audiences despite less than significant radio play. Lead singer Ray Wilder, with his charismatic stage presence and distinct voice, often drew comparisons to the enigmatic Jim Morrison, garnering both admiration and scrutiny. However, the constant accusations took a toll on Wilder, leading him to retreat from the limelight in the early 1970s under mysterious circumstances, sparking rumors about his mental health and potential disappearance. After the band's abrupt dissolution, the Lost Chords faded into obscurity, but their haunting music continues to resonate, leaving fans to ponder the fate of its troubled frontman and the legacy of a band that promised so much yet became shrouded in mystery.
Lyrics
(Verse)
Lost in the cosmic dream
Unraveling the seams
Of reality, we find
A truth deep within the mind
(Chorus)
Come with me on a love revolution
Come with me on a love revolution
Cast off the chains of the institutions
Come with me on a love revolution
(Verse)
Shadows dancing on the sand
Whispers of a distant land
Into the sun, we ascend
A Mystic journey, with no end
(Chorus)
Come with me on a love revolution
Come with me on a love revolution
Cast off the chains of the institutions
Come with me on a love revolution
(Bridge)
I am the cosmos
You are the cosmos
We are the cosmos
Freak out baby!
(Chorus)
Come with me on a love revolution
Come with me on a love revolution
Cast off the chains of the institutions
Come with me on a love revolution
(Chorus)
Come with me on a love revolution
Come with me on a love revolution
Cast off the chains of the institutions
Come with me on a love revolution