A pro­di­gy of in­jured love.

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A spec­ta­cle of wounds and blood;

A pro­di­gy of in­jured love.

Hark! how His dole­ful cries af­fright

Now from the Garden to the Cross

lyricist: Joseph Hart, 1759
Composer: Da­vid Jen­kins, 1890
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...A spec­ta­cle of wounds and blood;

A pro­di­gy of in­jured love.

Hark! how His dole­ful cries af­fright...

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A spec­ta­cle of wounds and blood;

A pro­di­gy of in­jured love.

Hark! how His dole­ful cries af­fright

Now from the Garden to the Cross

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