I feel the pressure, it lightens
To judge this spirit of mine
To be like the judgment
To be the king that is left behind

To hell with I miss you
I said I'd do it alone
Feeling the problem
A broken vision to call my own

I gave my life to reason
So now I'm watching my life go
My wit is falling apart
I can't shake temptation's wings
I can't shake temptation's wings

I bury my head with frustration
And I look at others and wonder why
I'm feeding my cancer
A broken vision that stole my sight

I gave my life to reason
Now I'm watching my life go
My wit is falling apart
I can't shake temptation's wings
I can't shake temptation's wings
I can't shake temptation's wings
I can't temptation's wings

Temptation's wings
(Temptation's wings, temptations wings)

Temptation's wings
Temptation's wings got me pale
Temptation's wings
Temptation's wings got me pale
Why? Why? Why?
Temptation's wings got me pale
Why? Why? Why? Why? Why? Why?


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Temptation's Wings Lyrics as written by Philip Anselmo Pepper Keenan

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    these lyrics are all wrong!! look at the other postin i did and those are the right lyrics...someoen should delete these

    I_LIKE_BEANSon June 30, 2002   Link

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