Peter's Denial
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Peter's Denial
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Maid by the Fire)
I think I've seen you somewhere
I remember
You were with that man
They took away
I recognize your face
(Peter)
You've got the wrong man, lady
I don't know him
And I wasn't where
He was tonight
Never near the place
(Soldier)
That's strange
For I am sure I saw you with him
You were right by his side
And yet you deny it?
(Peter)
I tell you
I was never ever with him
(Old Man)
But I saw you too
It looked just like you
(Peter)
I DON'T KNOW HIM!
(Mary Magdalene)
Peter don't you know what you have said
You've gone and cut him dead
(Peter)
I had to do it
Don't you see?
Or else they'd go for me
(Mary Magdalene)
It's what he told us you would do
I wonder how he knew
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