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Artist: Kings Kaleidoscope
Canonical path: /kings-kaleidoscope/what-have-we-done
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What Have We Done?
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What Have We Done?
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Oh my soul, Oh my Jesus.
Judas sold you for thirty,
I'd have done it for less.
Oh my soul, Oh my Savior.
Peter denied you three times,
I have denied you more.
As the nails went in,
I was standing right there,
as you breathed your last,
I shook my head and I cried.
Oh my God, what have we done,
we have destroyed your Son.
Oh my God, what have we done,
we have destroyed your Son.
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