Why do You Crucify Me
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Why do You Crucify Me
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Here I hang on this cross head hung in shame for the love I've lost
What's my sin what did I do my only crime was lovin' you
So why do you hurt me for the whole world to see why oh why do you crucify me
My heart cries out but you don't hear feel my pain can't you see my tears
I only wanted you to believe so why oh why do you crucify me
[ steel + ac.guitar ]
High on a hill alone and afraid forsaken forgotten hurt and betrayed
Why do you hurt me for the whole world to see why oh why do you crucify me
I only wanted you to believe so why oh why do you crucify me
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