Something's Gone Awry
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Something's Gone Awry
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This crazy, crazy is caught in the forest
And your parcel's in the sand
A cuckoo wind's blowin'
Those sparrows are crowin'
And dancin' birds slow in the sky
'Cause something's gone awry
Something's gone awry
Something's gone awry
Something's gone awry
The night is much colder
My chest is still older
And love wont pirate my heart
Clenched deeply buttoned
The children are buttoned
And leaves will soon fall to the ground
'Cause something's gone awry
Something's gone awry
Something's gone awry
Something's gone awry
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Who performs "Something's Gone Awry"?
Alela Diane performs "Something's Gone Awry", and this lyric page sits inside the Alela Diane catalog on LyroVerse.
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Yes. The related section below points to Bowling Green (feat. Alina Hardin) and Another Dream with a short reason for opening each page next.
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