I always thought it was "disappear from out of view!" Or are you doing that on purpose, putting in an alternate? That sounds almost better, but it's one of those things I don't think many lyricists would be thinking of when they were first writing the song and just putting it all out of themselves. I mean, definitely some lyricists try wordplay and double meanings and even soundplay, but this song is so straightforward, I feel like it would be unexpected.
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I always thought it was "disappear from out of view!" Or are you doing that on purpose, putting in an alternate? That sounds almost better, but it's one of those things I don't think many lyricists would be thinking of when they were first writing the song and just putting it all out of themselves. I mean, definitely some lyricists try wordplay and double meanings and even soundplay, but this song is so straightforward, I feel like it would be unexpected.
Well, in previous posts of the same song I have put it "from out of view."
I've always alternated between the two, in how I sing it. I think it's one of those lines that can always go either way without being clever.
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