On Calvary
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On Calvary
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On Calvary Jesus died for you and me
On Calvary we were set free
On Calvary Jesus died for you and me
On Calvary we were set free
You know they hung Him high
Stretched Him wide
Oh what pain and suffering
On Calvary
On Calvary my Jesus died for you and me
On Calvary Jesus died for you and me
On Calvary we were set free
On Calvary Jesus died for you and me
On Calvary we were set free
On Calvary
Oh Jesus you didn't have to do it but you did
And I want to say thank you Lord
Thank you Lord
You paid my ransom
You paid my ransom
Oh what pain and suffering
On Calvary
I'm forever grateful for Calvary
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