| Matthew 21:5−11
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| The triumphal entry into Jerusalem
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| It was a march of a revolution
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| It was a march of a stormy day
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| It was a cadence of cruel contention
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| It was a march oh what a march
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| Oh it was a march for the sweet and gruesome
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| To bring a light to their darkened place
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| It was a march for the thirst of freedom
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| And it was beauty battered and bleeding
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| And it was a march yeah, yeah
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| When it all comes down to me and you yeah
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| Will we walk away or march on with
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| The One who made the march oh yeah
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| Do you know
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| Why you are lonely
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| Do you know
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| Why you’re afraid
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| Do you know
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| That Jesus loves you
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| Will you join the march
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| Will you join the march
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| Today
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| Oh it was a march for the ones who judged Him
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| Dipping their crowns in a crimson flood
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| It was a march for the thief and harlot
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| Humble and holy oh what a story
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| Oh what a march
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| But when it all comes down to me and you
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| Will we walk away or march on with
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| The One who made the march oh yeah
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| Do you know
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| Why you are lonely
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| Do you know
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| Why you’re afraid
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| Do you know
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| That Jesus loves you |
| Will you join the march
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| Will you join the march
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| Will you join the march
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| Will you join the march
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| Today
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| It was a march of a revolution
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| It was a stormy, stormy day |