Verse 1
MCan of Sorrows, wAmhat a naEme! FFor the SCon of GDod, Who caGme
RuiCned sinners to reclaim. HalleGlujah! WAmhat a SFaviorC!
Verse 2
BeaCring shame and scoAmffing ruEde, IFn my plCace condeDmned He stoGod;
SeaCled my pardon with His blood. HalleGlujah! WAmhat a SFaviorC!
Verse 3
GuiClty, vile, and helAmpless wEe; SpotlFess LaCmb of GDod was HGe;
FuCll atonement! Can it be? HalleGlujah! WAmhat a FSavioCr!
Verse 4
LifCted up was AmHe to dEie; "IFt is finiCshed!" wDas His cGry;
NCow in heaven exalted high. HallelGujah! WAmhat a SFaviorC!
Verse 5
WhCen He comes, our glorAmious KiEng, AFll His ransComed hoDme to brGing,
ThCen anew His soFng we'll siCng: HalleGlujah! WAmhat a SFaviorC!
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