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Artist: Tarbox Ramblers
Canonical path: /tarbox-ramblers/where-you-there
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Where You There
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Where You There
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Were you there when they crucified my Lord?
Were you there when they crucified my Lord?
His mother stood screaming and crying "save my son, he's dying!"
The sky grew dark and the sun stood still
The sky grew dark and the sun stood still
When they crucified my Lord up on Calvary Hill
The saints arose then and they rolled away the stone
The saints arose then and they rolled away the stone
And they're walking here with us till the angels blow their horns
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