Hello, using Bash-Linux

I want to print on an out put file many strings of different lines of an input file.

awk ' /^KEYWORD/ {array1[NR+2]} ;NR in array1{print $1,$2};/^KEYWORD/ {array2[NR+6]}; NR in array2{print $2,$3,$4,$7}; /^KEYWORD/ {print $3,$2}' $inputfile>> $output_file

As you can see the line that starts with the word KEYWORD is my landmark. My problem is that I want to print the above in the order that I wrote them. But, the last strings I want to print in the output file ( /^KEYWORD/ {print $3,$2}' ) , in the input file is above the rest strings (it is in the same line with the keyword, but the rest string that I want to print first (^KEYWORD/ {matrix1[NR+2]} ;NR in matrix1 {print $1,$2};/^KEYWORD/ {matrix2[NR+6]}; NR in matrix2 {print $2,$3,$4,$7}) are 2 or 6 line below).

So in the output file it prints them wrong.

How can I determine the right order? How can I determine to print the strings in the order I give them in the awk command?