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O Crucified redeemer,
Whose life blood we have split,
To you we raise our guilty hands
And humbly own our guilt;
Today we see your passion
Spread open to our gaze;
The crowded street, the country road,
Its Calvary displays
We hear your cry of anguish,
We see your life outpoured,
Where battle fields run red with blood,
Our neighbours' blood, O Lord;
And in that other battle,
The fight for daily bread,
Where might is right and self is king,
We see your thorn-crowned head
The groaning of creation,
Wrung out by pain and care,
The anguish of a million hearts
That break in dumb despair;
O crucified Redeemer,
These are your cries of pain;
O may they break our selfish hearts,
And love come in to reign.
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7 6 8 6 D
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LIST OF LYRIC SOURCES
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Hymn/Song Book
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Year
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| 1977 | # 544 | | 1960 | # 107 | | 1983 | # 404 | | 1983 | # 424 | | 1971 | # 459 | | 1989 | # 425 |
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LLANGLOFFAN
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7 6 7 6 D
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1865
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LIST OF MUSIC SOURCES
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| # 483 | A | | # 52 | Bb | | # 424 | Bb | | # 330 | Bb | | # 375 | Eb |
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