I'd Do It Again

I still remember the bread and the wine, knowing that I would soon give up my life.

The ache of betrayal, the kiss of a friend.

And child, if I had to, I'd do it again.

I still remember the sting of the thorns, the weight of the cross that my shoulders bore.

The sound of the nails when they pierced through my skin.

And child, if I had to, I'd do it again.

'Cause there's no distance too far, no pain too great.

There's no grave too dark, no hell I won't pay.

The proof that it's finished is here in my hands.

I know I don't have to, child, but oh, for you, I'd do it again!

Oh, I still remember the spear in my side, and the last thing I said before

I died was, "Father, forgive them," as I took on their sin.

And child, if I had to, I'd do it again.

'Cause there's no distance too far, no pain too great.

There's no grave too dark, no hell I won't pay.

The proof that it's finished is here in my hands.

I know I don't have to, child, but oh, for you, I'd do it again, and again, and again.

I'd do it again, and again, and again.

Want you to know, oh, I love you that much, I love you that much.

Want you to know, oh, oh!

I still remember that very first breath, while the rest of the world still thought I was dead.

The weight of the stone and the light that poured in.

Death is defeated forever, amen.