The Very Things GXL – Mr. Arc-Eye (under a cellophane sky)

The Very Things GXL – Mr. Arc-Eye (under a cellophane sky) #punk #postpunk #indiemusic 'The Very Things GXL – Mr. Arc-Eye (under a cellophane sky)' is from the album of the same name. Contact us and find more at: http://www.theverythings.com/GXL Hyperfollow: Single – bit.ly/3SU83Qk Album – bit.ly/hyperfollow-mrarc-eye-album Intro M.C. voice – Waldo Esteva Bass guitar, beats, backing voice and found sounds – Tony Sherrard Voice, guitar, keyboards, found sounds, words and music – RR Dallaway Drums – Robin 'Disneytime' Holland Produced by – Basehart & S-Type at Forest Room Cameras and make-up – Claire Dallaway Video design and editing – RR Dallaway More information and PR: theverythings.com/mr-arc-eye-single.aspx Linktree: linktr.ee/theverythings Apple Music: apple.co/31YNRF9 Spotify: spoti.fi/3kNDSZQ Website: theverythings.com Facebook: www.facebook.com/theverythings Instagram: instagram.com/theverythings.music Twitter: twitter.com/TheVeryThings1 Tik Tok: tiktok.com/@theverythings Mr. Arc-Eye Stands in the sun, work boots on, he stares and stares. Nothing to say, says it all day, his blank looks fill the room. Two milky eyes can’t see the sky, he’s in a blister pack. Tiny figures run around his head and fire up his mind. Mr. Arc-Eye, under a cellophane sky. Wrapped in a sheet, his world complete in every detail. She tilts her head and checks him from another angle, White lilac breeze blows round his head, he’s in another world. His distant gaze out into space, Mr A’s a special edition. Mr. Arc-Eye, under a cellophane sky. Written by RR Dallaway Music Credit: Song Mr. Arc-Eye (under a cellophane sky) Artist The Very Things Album Mr. Arc-Eye (under a cellophane sky) Licensed to YouTube by Distrokid / The Very Things License Type Standard License DK UPC 198476034510 ISRC QZK6K2496712 Published by Sentric Music Video Credit: The Very Things Copyright Disclaimer: Copyright Disclaimer under Section 107 of the copyright act 1976, allowance is made for fair use for purposes such as criticism, comment, news reporting, scholarship, and research. Fair use is a use permitted by copyright statutes that might otherwise be infringing. Non-profit, educational, or personal use tips the balance in favor of fair use.