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1. Christ at ta — ble with his friends shar — ing bread and
2. In the gar - den see him bow. Harsh the cry that
3. "Yet, thy will, not mine, be done. For this pur— pose
4. At our ta — ble Je - sus stands, bread and wine in
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chokes him now: "Fa — ther, some way let it be!
I am come. Thus to set all peo — ple free I
nail— scarred hands. "Take my liv — ing bread," says he.
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"Thus re—mem—ber me, thus re—mem—ber me."
Take this cup from me, take this cup from me!"
take this cup from thee, I take this cup from thee."
Take this cup from me, take this cup from me."

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WORDS: Anabel Schlosser Miller, 1982. © 1994
33? MAUNDY THURSDAY
MUSIC: Emma Lou Diemer, 1992. © 1994 777.55
Miller, born in China, is the daughter of American missionaries. Diemer, a
well-known composer of choral, organ and instrumental music, is organist
of First Presbyterian Church, Santa Barbara CA.
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