Pilate's Dream
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Pilate's Dream
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Pilate's dream
Pilate:
I dreamed i met a galilean
A most amazing man
He had that look you rarely find
The haunted, hunted kind
I asked him to say what had happened
How it all began
I asked again - he never said a word
As if he hadn't heard
And next
The room was full of wild and angry men
They seemed to hate this man
They fell on him, and then
They disappeared again
Then i saw thousands of millions
Crying for this man
And then i heard them mentioning my name
And leaving me the blame
Temptresses:
Pilate!
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