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Judas' Death

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Judas' Death

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Why is He not fighting them?

These are all but common men

David's son will surely arise

To Pilate they have brought the Son

Now I see what I have done!

I believed the Father of lies

I was wrong, Lord Jesus

I've betrayed innocent blood

I must try to make right

This evil thing that I've done

Oh, Caiaphas

I have sinned forgive me, oh Lord!

What is that to us?

Take back your bloody reward

I know what I must do

Oh God, I loved Him too

There's only one way out of this bottomless hole

So this is how it all ends

No tears, no words, no amends

May God have mercy on my wretched soul

Here I go!

Here I go!

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