When they took Him off the cross they showed Him who was boss
but He turned the tables around
In the dark of the storm the veil had been torn
from the temple's top to the ground
It wasn't that He failed when the Romans had nailed
Jesus to a tree
While He was in pain in the pouring down rain
He was thinking of you and me.
Of you and me, though we hadn't been born
Of you and me, on that glorious morn
For you and me, the Savior He came
For you and me He didn't die in vain.
He arose upon the third day and right before He went away
He showed Himself to the chosen few
Some they doubted and some they believed
just like me and you
It wasn't that He failed when the Romans had nailed
Jesus to a tree
While He was in pain in the pouring down rain
He was thinking of you and me.
Of you and me, though we hadn't been born
Of you and me, on that glorious morn
For you and me, the Savior He came
For you and me He didn't die in vain.
From Peter to Paul whose name had been Saul
separate roads they traveled each town
In the light on his face a veil had been placed
over Saul's eyes as he fell to the ground
It wasn't that He failed when the Romans had nailed
Jesus to a tree
While He was in pain in the pouring down rain
He was thinking of you and me.
Of you and me, though we hadn't been born
Of you and me, on that glorious morn
For you and me, the Savior He came
For you and me He didn't die in vain.
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