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I: Let me dwell on Golgotha, / Weep and love my life away, / While I see Him on the tree / Weep and bleed and die for me!
II: That dear blood for sinners spilt / Shows my sin in all its guilt; / Ah! my soul, He bore thy load --
Thou hast slain the Lamb of God.
III: Hark! his dying word, "Forgive!
Father, let the sinner live:
Sinner, wipe thy tears away, / I thy ransom freely pay."
IV: While I hear this grace reveal'd, / And obtain a pardon seal'd, / All my soft affections move, / Waken'd by the force of love.
V: Farewell, world, thy gold is dross, / Now I see the bleeding cross; / Jesus died to set me free / From the law and sin and thee!
VI: He has dearly bought my soul; / Lord, accept and claim the whole!
To thy will I all resign, / Now, no more my own, but thine.