QCD superconductors in the color-flavor-locked (CFL) phase support excitati
ons (generalized mesons) that can be described as pairs of particles or hol
es (rather than particle-hole) around a gapped Fermi surface. In weak coupl
ing and to leading logarithm accuracy the scalar and pseudoscalar excitatio
ns are massless and the vector and axial-vector excitations are massive and
degenerate. The massless scalar excitations are combined with the longitud
inal gluons leading to the: Meissner effect in the CFL phase. The mass of t
he composite vector excitations is close to twice the gap in weak coupling,
hut goes asymptotically to zero with increasing coupling thereby realizing
Georgi's vector limit in cold and dense matter. We discuss the possible mi
xing of the composite scalar and vector excitations with the gluons, their
possible coupling to the modified photons and their decay into light pseudo
scalars in the CFL phase. The issue of hidden gauge-symmetry in the QCD sup
erconductor is critically examined. The physical implications of our result
s on soft dilepton and neutrino emission in cold and dense matter are brief
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