| Tears dripped off of her crimson face
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| She covered her head tryin' to hide her shame
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| Caught and condemned, now she can’t get away
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| Just a pawn in the hands of a Pharisee game
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| The noise and the rage of the frenzied grew
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| As they struggled for the power in an ageless fued
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| And as she softly cried, they again reviewed
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| The obvious fate of this ill-repute
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| Then a voice of love ended all debate
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| His words of hope sent the crowd away
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| The hand that flung the stars in space
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| Lifted her face and she heard Him say
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| Let Me introduce you to a friend called Grace
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| Doesn’t care about your past or your many mistakes
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| He’ll cover your sins in a warm embrace
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| Let me introduce you to a friend
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| A friend called Grace
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| The courtroom croud grew quiet and still
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| As the white-robed judge called Truth appeared
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| And the ring of the gavel brought a fierce debate
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| As the players of eternity decided my fate
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| In the light of Truth all could clearly see
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| The facts made the trial mere formality
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| And my accusers stood with baited breath
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| Confident conviction would end in death
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| But from the blood-stained cross to the witness stand
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| Walked a man with hope in His nail-scarred hands
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| The words He spoke brought me sweet release
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| He whispered «I've a friend that you need to meet»
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| If you’re tired of the guilt and the sleepless nights
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| And running from the shame of a wasted life
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| There’s Someone standing with an open hand
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| Waiting there to give you a second chance |