The Nazarene

The

The Nazare ne had

c

to

live the life of

And He felt the fascination of

And as He wandered through

He

wondered and He wept

For there were

so few who'd

He came, He saw, He

surrender ed

all

So that we might be born

again

And the fact of

His

Was there for to see

all

For He was

unlike any other man

And yet so much

like me

The Nazarene could hunger

And the Nazare ne could

And

He

coul d

With all the

fullne ss of his

And

thos e who hardl

And those who

knew Him well

Could feel the

contradiction from the start

He came, He saw, He

surrender ed

all

So that we might be born

again

And the fact of

His

Was there for to see

all

For He was

unlike any other man

And yet so much

like me

He came, He saw, He

surrender ed

all

So that we might be born

again

And the fact of

His

Was there for to see

all

For He was

unlike any other man

And yet so much

like me