Judas Iscariote
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Judas Iscariote
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Do you remember Judas Iscariote?
Do you remember Judas Iscariote?
Thirty pieces of silver
He sold Jesus
Thirty pieces of silver
He betrayed Jesus, Jesus Christ
Do you remember Judas Iscariote?
Do you remember Judas Iscariote?
I say that he went insane for love
And don't care what they try to tell us
I don't want to know
Dem people try to sell I and I
He hanged himself, couldn't live with his conscience
He had to pay consequences, 'cause it was
Thirty pieces of silver
He sold Jesus
Thirty pieces of silver
He betrayed Jesus, Jesus Christ
Do you remember, do you remember Judas Iscariote?
Do you remember, do you remember Judas Iscariote?
Rub-a-dub fashion here
Talkin' about Judas
Men who call themselves leaders
Betray the people of the world
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