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| O Head once full of bruises, 
 
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|  | 1. | O Head once full of bruises, | 
|  |  | So full of pain and scorn, | 
|  |  | Mid other sore abuses, | 
|  |  | Mocked with a crown of thorn: | 
|  |  | O Head e'en now surrounded | 
|  |  | With brightest majesty, | 
|  |  | In death once bowed and wounded | 
|  |  | On the accursŠd tree: | 
|  | 2. | Thou Countenance transcendent! | 
|  |  | Thou life-creating Sun! | 
|  |  | To worlds on Thee dependent- | 
|  |  | Yet bruised and spit upon: | 
|  |  | O Lord, what Thee tormented | 
|  |  | Was our sins' heavy load, | 
|  |  | We had the debt augmented | 
|  |  | Which Thou didst pay in blood. | 
|  | 3. | We give Thee thanks unfeigned, | 
|  |  | O Savior, Friend in need, | 
|  |  | For what Thy soul sustained | 
|  |  | When Thou for us didst bleed. | 
|  |  | Grant us to lean unshaken | 
|  |  | Upon Thy faithfulness, | 
|  |  | Until, to glory taken, | 
|  |  | We see Thee face to face. |