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This video looks back at Harry Houdini (There’s No Escape That I Can See), a 1994 song written by John Wood and Paul Harrison. Drawing inspiration from the life and myth of Harry Houdini, the track uses escape as a metaphor — not just for physical confinement, but for emotional and psychological struggle. The song stands out for its atmosphere and lyrical tension, capturing the feeling of being trapped even while searching for a way out. Rather than focusing on spectacle, it leans into mood and

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