Day Of Tears
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Day Of Tears
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A crown of thorns, a cross to bear
And sorrowing friends, following near
Yet
He speaks through his grief, Weep not for me
But how can we hold back these tears
Yom tzar, day of sorrow
Yom dmaot, day of tears
Day of tears
The tearing flesh, the trembling nerves
Some now bow in jest, and mock his thirst
and still from His lips, Father, forgive
How could they slay their Lord
Yom tzar, day of sorrow
Yom dmaot, day of tears
Day of tears
Now asleep, rest in peace, Jesus, Lord
With love we come to wash away where hate hath marred
But can it be, now we see no grave can hold Thee
Death has an end, thou lives again
Yom simcha, day of gladness
Yom dmaot, day of tears
Yom peley, day of wonder
Yom dmaot (simcha), day of tears
Tears of joy
Joy
Tears of joy
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