Calvary
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Calvary
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I said that I would die for Him
I really thought I could
But there I was denying Him
I never thought I would!
I failed the Lord, I let him down
After all He's done for me
And now He's walking up a hill
A hill called Calvary
Calvary, Calvary, was it meant for Him?
Was it meant for me?
Calvary, Calvary
Is that my cross He's taking to Calvary?
He found me in my sin and told me
"Go and sin no more, "
And ever since that day I'm not
The way I was before
I only came to thank Him for
The life He gave to me
But there He's going up a hill
A hill called Calvary
Calvary, Calvary, was it meant for Him?
Was it meant for me?
Calvary, Calvary
Is that my cross He's taking to Calvary?
Calvary, Calvary, was it meant for Him?
Was it meant for me?
Calvary, Calvary
Is that my cross He's taking to Calvary?
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Dallas Holm performs "Calvary", and this lyric page sits inside the Dallas Holm catalog on LyroVerse.
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