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213. I Died Broken-Hearted

1 With sorrow and woe I was cruelly crowned,
And beaten with stripes, tho' no blame could be found;
In hateful derision they mocked at My shame,
They scorned proffered mercy, rejecting My claim.

Chorus:
I suffered in silence because of your sin,
I died broken-hearted to save sinful men.

2 I plead by the cross, where I suffered and died;-
I point to the wounds in My hands, feet and side;
O let Me come into your heart and remain,
The King of Redemption forever to reign. [Chorus]

3 I rose from the grave and ascended on high,
While angels were chanting their songs in the sky;
Thro' ages unending the theme of My love
Shall sound thro' the mansions of glory above. [Chorus]

Text Information
First Line: With sorrow and woe I was cruelly crowned
Title: I Died Broken-Hearted
Author: Rev. A. H. Ackley
Refrain First Line: I suffered in silence because of your sin
Language: English
Publication Date: 1916
Copyright: Copyright, 1914, by E.O. Excell. Words and Music. International Copyright.
Notes: Public Domain.
Tune Information
Name: [With sorrow and woe I was cruelly crowned]
Composer: B. D. Ackley
Key: Bâ™­ Major
Copyright: Copyright, 1914, by E.O. Excell. Words and Music. International Copyright.
Notes: Public Domain.



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