It could be the absinthe talking
(I don't think so)
I don't either
I've gotta find a new place
A new place to feed
What could it be?

Stop everything, something is not feeling right
The planets are not all aligned
I know it, I've felt this before
My evil is thirsting for more
I need a new outlet to feed

What can I do?
I've got an idea
I think I'll just become a priest
Deceiving them with my belief
I'll preach about what life is worth
And cover my sins with the church
My demons can run around free
No one will suspect a thing
I'll show them it's okay to lust
A priest is who children can trust
I found a new outlet to feed

Baptized by the unexpected
Terrorized by the imperfections

Something's not right
The planets are not all aligned
I know it, I've felt this before
My evil is thirsting for more
I need a new outlet to feed

What can I do?
I got an idea
I think I'll just become a priest
Deceiving them with my belief
I'll preach about what life is worth
And cover my sins with the church
My demons can run around free
No one will suspect a thing
I'll show them it's okay to lust
A priest is who children can trust
I found a new outlet to feed

Baptized by the unexpected
Terrorized by the imperfections
Baptized by the unexpected
Terrorized by the imperfections

Oh my God, I'm watching TV, but I can't
Oh, what's this world coming to
I see priests molesting children
I see terrorists blowing up buildings
I see someone in rage, killing Dime Bag on stage
What the fuck is this?
What the fuck is this?
I got a kid, should I send him to Sunday School?
I got a kid, should I send him to Sunday School?
So you can fuck him?
Oh no, no, you ain't gonna fuck him
How bout this?
I don't fucking know who I can trust
In this world and I'm gonna blow
One time
I'm not that scared

Something is not feeling right
The planets are not all aligned
I know it, I've felt this before
My evil is thirsting for more
I need a new outlet to feed

Baptized by the unexpected
Terrorized by the imperfections
Baptized by the unexpected
Terrorized by the imperfections

Wake up, people
And look at life around you


Lyrics submitted by thewhitepony33

The Priest Lyrics as written by Samuel Robert Rivers Sam Siegler

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    great song. nothing more to say.

    Re-Offenderon June 09, 2005   Link
  • +1
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    great song. most religious guys will probably be pretty pissed of by the lyrics, which makes it even more enjoyable for me :)

    Re-Offenderon August 22, 2005   Link
  • +1
    General Comment

    great song

    bscaleon April 06, 2006   Link
  • +1
    General Comment

    He's talking about how fucked up the world is today.

    kryowhaton April 28, 2007   Link
  • 0
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    The lyrics are a fucming sham. Notonly is fred Durst lusting after chilfren now, but he trivalises the death of Dimebag that is "at best gauche and at worst a fucking insult". what a fucking terrible band.

    Razormasticatoron July 04, 2005   Link
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    boooooo!!!

    fucking limp bizkit have finally died in my heart

    xkillswitchengageon July 15, 2005   Link
  • 0
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    razormasticator, he isnt after kids now, he's talking about how fucked up the church is these days and how child molestors get jobs as priests and cover up all their "sins" with the image of being godly

    minorxxthreaton March 18, 2006   Link
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    I don't want to start a "Limp Bizkit ripped off..." kinda thread because people have done that enough about The Truth. But this song sounds very Deftones to me.

    The lyrics aren't just about priests and children... it's relating religion to terrorism.

    skacore_dudeon July 15, 2006   Link
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    yea hes goin on a mad one. when i think about the state of the world it can send me into brain overload. maybe thats what hes doing here, thinking about things too much is very bad for you it makes you into a nervous wreck like me

    Xeanson May 20, 2007   Link
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    uber nice song .. limp dominates... im Christian ...not Catholic =) .... i like everything about the song his voice the mood changes.. blah blah deftones .. this is limp bizkit .. sick of your hatin kind ..... the song rules ....

    Slitwriston February 13, 2008   Link

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