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| There was One who was willing to die 
 
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|  | 1. | There was One who was willing to die | 
|  |  | in my stead, | 
|  |  | That a soul so unworthy might live, | 
|  |  | And the path to the cross He was | 
|  |  | willing to tread, | 
|  |  | All the sins of my life to forgive. | 
|  |  | They were borne on the cross, | 
|  |  | They were borne on the cross, | 
|  |  | O how much He was willing to | 
|  |  | bear! | 
|  |  | With what anguish and loss, | 
|  |  | Jesus went to the cross! | 
|  |  | But He carried my sins with Him | 
|  |  | there. | 
|  | 2. | He is tender and loving and patient | 
|  |  | with me, | 
|  |  | While He cleanses my heart of its | 
|  |  | dross; | 
|  |  | But "there's no condemnation," I know | 
|  |  | I am free, | 
|  |  | For my sins were all borne on the | 
|  |  | cross. | 
|  | 3. | I will cling to my Savior and never | 
|  |  | depart- | 
|  |  | I will joyfully journey each day, | 
|  |  | With a song on my lips and song in my | 
|  |  | heart, | 
|  |  | That my sins have been taken away. |