Twisted Priorities
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Twisted Priorities
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I’m closing my eyes
And taking my last breath
Now its too late to realize
That only thing which is certain
Nothing is certain
Is our death
To feel, to breathe, to be
The core of life is sometimes hard to see
To sink, to wander, to live
In twisted priorities
To love without emotions
To learn without questions
To swim far in endless seas
Of twisted priorities
Take me back
Back to that dream
Take me back
Don't know what is real
Lines which are drawn
Deep in your mind
Have the same end
But it's blind
To feel, to breath, to be
The core of life is sometimes hard to see
To sink, to wander, to live
In twisted priorities
To love without emotions
To learn without questions
To swim far in endless seas
Of twisted priorities
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MINDWORK performs "Twisted Priorities", and this lyric page sits inside the MINDWORK catalog on LyroVerse.
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