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Artist: Altar Boys
Canonical path: /altar-boys/final-hour
Related lyric paths: 6
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Final Hour
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Final Hour
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In the garden He fell to His knees
The time had come and He knew
A sacrifice just had to be paid
For you and me
(Chorus)
It's the final hour
It's the final hour
Before the cross
And the victory!
His soul was so grieved
He could hardly stand the pain
As He prayed to the Father
'Please take this cup from me'
(Chorus)
His sweat became like drops of blood
Falling to the ground
Cause deep inside He knew
He had to lay his body down
So a cross lay before Him
There was no other way
To save the world from its sin
A sacrifice just had to be paid!
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