Golgotha
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Golgotha
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My God
Why hast thou forsaken me?
Done all that's asked in your name.
Why must my path lead on
To Calvary?
How could my death be in vain?
I preached the gospel,
From the highest mountain.
I reached the mighty,
Beast of the field.
Who raised the dead?
Walked on water?
Tempted by Satan,
But I would not yield.
(Chorus)
Golgotha!
Golgotha!
Golgotha, oh!
Golgotha!
Golgotha!
Golgotha, oh!
I healed the leaper,
And freed the harlot.
The lame could walk,
My hands can heal.
I fed the hungry,
Banished demons.
The blind see
Through me,
But my fate is sealed.
(Chorus)
See how I bleed?
How can it come to this?
Broken betrayed
By a Judas kiss.
Thorns crown my head,
Messiah they call me.
Soon I will be dead,
Mortal man from Galilee.
Holy father,
My time has come.
Holy ghost,
Now receive your son.
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