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The Last Supper

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The Last Supper

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This is the body that was broken

Take and eat

This is the blood shed for many

Take and drink - amen

And it will cover you

And make you new - oh Jerusalem

Chorus:

I know we'll be together

Someday again

Oh how I'll miss these moments

With you my friends

I know we'll be together eternally

And I will be there waiting - come home to Me

Come home to Me

This is the body that was broken

(Broken for us all)

Take and eat

This is the blood shed for many

Take and drink - amen

And when darkness comes

Reach for Me oh Israel, oh Israel

(chorus)

Come home to Me

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