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The Bystander Effect
04:47
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The cut-out eye holes in your mask
They're windows into your soul
Painting pictures of your past
I’m not a pessimist
I’m just a realist
I fell for my own honeytrap
I swear I saw it coming
I wish I could take it back
There’s no prosperity
I'll never belong here
I've never belonged here
I'll never belong
I've never belonged here
You play your cards close to your chest
Cause’ this is the age of
The 'bystander effect’
I’m not a realist
I’m a surrealist
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Wormhole #1
01:56
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Man Without Country Wales, UK
Man Without Country is the creative moniker of Welsh-native musician and vocalist Ryan A.
James.
Following a successful crow-funder in 2017, James' latest album Infinity Mirror is out now and includes the stunning singles Remember the Bad Things and Lafayette.
His collaborative and remix CV name-checks the likes of Röyksopp, ionnalee, Interpol, M83, Chad Valley, Empathy Test, White Sea and more.
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