Made of love
Made of sin
Mayday - calling form outer space
I dive in

Here I am
Breathing, I'm a miracle
I'm on fire - I'm cold
I can't be controlled
I'm alive and I'm dead
And I'm ready for the take off

Life! Life!
Shocking irresistible
Life! Life1
Crazy unpredictable
You go Hu Hu Hu
If you want some action
Shocking irresistible

Got no fear
I feel no pain
Only blood rushing on its way
Through my veins

Here I am
Breathing, I'm invincible
I am great but I'm small
I'm a brick in a wall
I'm alive and I'm dead
And I'm ready to take off

Big bang beating a distant drum
Hear the echoes fill the night
Big bang making the walls come down
For the children of the light

I dive right in...




Lyrics submitted by Lorrie

Life Lyrics as written by Ulf Nilsson Joakim Karl Nilsson

Lyrics © Universal Music Publishing Group, O/B/O DistroKid, Warner Chappell Music, Inc.

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    Lots of folks tend to spend thier time rationalizing decisions, over-analyzing situations, hedging themselves against life's uncertainty. I like this song because it lays waste to that perspective of thinking. Its about going after your dreams full-throttle, good or bad, win or lose -- just living life rather than "thinking" about living. Kind of like the Nike ad, "just do it"

    zenwizardon March 17, 2005   Link

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