Sweet Disarray
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Sweet Disarray
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Sweet disarray
The street I'd call home is the street I walk alone
Same every day
I never recall getting lost and getting old
Sweet disarray
Same every day
Sweet disarray
I never found home again that day
Stayed in the rain
I never found home again that day
Sweet disarray
My mind has given way to an age that's color gray
And long do I crave
A day that doesn't stall than a day that I recall
Sweet disarray
Same every day
Sweet disarray
I never found home again that day
Stayed in the rain
I never found home again that day
Won't you buy my sweet disarray?
I never found home again that day
Sweet disarray
I never found home again that day
Sweet disarray
Same everyday
Sweet disarray
Same everyday
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Dan Croll performs "Sweet Disarray", and this lyric page sits inside the Dan Croll catalog on LyroVerse.
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