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Richard Smallwood Calvary Lyrics
Total views: 1 time this week / Rating: 10/10 [1 vote]Album: Textures / Original Release Date: 1987-02-03Genre: Christian & GospelSong Duration: 5 min 48 sec
Calvary
Richard Smallwood
Richard Smallwood
RICHARD SMALLWOOD
- Calvary LyricsCalvary, Calvary, Calvary, Calvary
Calvary, Calvary
Sure__ly Jesus He Died on Calvary
Sure__ly, Died on Calvary
Can't you hear the hammers ringing?
Can't you hear the hammers ringing?
Can't you hear the hammers ringing?
Can't you hear the hammers ringing?
Can't you hear the hammers ringing?
Can't you hear the hammers ringing?
Sure__ly Jesus He Died on Calvary
Sure__ly, Died on Calvary
Ah, Ah, Ah, Ah, Ah
Can't you hear Him calling His Father?
Father, Father
Can't you hear Him calling His Father?
Father, Father
Can't you hear Him, in heaven?
Father up in heaven
I know sure__ly He Died on Calvary
Sure__ly, Died on Calvary
They put nails in his hands, Nails in His feet
But He stayed on the cross Just for me
I know sure__ly I believe He died
Sure__ly, Died on Calvary
A crown of thorns on his head
The blood came streaming down
He was on the cross
They mocked Him on the ground
Surely the Lord died, yes He died
Sure__ly, Died on Calvary
He didn't have to do it
He could have set Himself free
He didn't have to do
But He stayed there just for me
Sure__ly, surely, surely He Died on Calvary
Sure__ly, Died on
He died, he died, on Cavalry
Calvary, Calvary
Sure__ly Jesus He Died on Calvary
Sure__ly, Died on Calvary
Can't you hear the hammers ringing?
Can't you hear the hammers ringing?
Can't you hear the hammers ringing?
Can't you hear the hammers ringing?
Can't you hear the hammers ringing?
Can't you hear the hammers ringing?
Sure__ly Jesus He Died on Calvary
Sure__ly, Died on Calvary
Ah, Ah, Ah, Ah, Ah
Can't you hear Him calling His Father?
Father, Father
Can't you hear Him calling His Father?
Father, Father
Can't you hear Him, in heaven?
Father up in heaven
I know sure__ly He Died on Calvary
They put nails in his hands, Nails in His feet
But He stayed on the cross Just for me
I know sure__ly I believe He died
Sure__ly, Died on Calvary
A crown of thorns on his head
The blood came streaming down
He was on the cross
They mocked Him on the ground
Surely the Lord died, yes He died
Sure__ly, Died on Calvary
He didn't have to do it
He could have set Himself free
He didn't have to do
But He stayed there just for me
Sure__ly, surely, surely He Died on Calvary
Sure__ly, Died on
He died, he died, on Cavalry
Facts about Calvary
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Calvary is written by Freeman Darnell Davis.
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It is first released on February 03, 1987 as part of Richard Smallwood's album "Textures" which includes 9 tracks in total. This song is the 6th track on this album.
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When we look deeper into its meaning, the song 'Calvary' which is sung by Richard Smallwood tells a story about the crucifixion of Jesus on Calvary. The words of the song iterate the suffering and sacrifice of Jesus, and at the same time stress the notion that Jesus had been crucified for the sins of mankind, which was indicated by the crown of thorns, the nails he was pierced with, and the blood flowing down his body. The saying 'Surely He died on Calvary' is repeated many times, thereby confirming the faith and thankfulness for the greatest sacrifice made, and presenting a very deep spiritual message of redemption and faith. The song 'Calvary' talks mainly about spirituality, love, despair, reflection and hope. At the same time it emphasizes the concepts of sacrifice and redemption, faith and belief, and suffering and pain. The lyrics are purely religious, for they refer to the death of Christ on the cross. The song does not contain any profanities, violence or adult themes that would be considered inappropriate for children. Therefore, the content is suitable for all audiences.
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Calvary falls under the genre Christian & Gospel.
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Calvary song length is 5 minutes and 48 seconds.
Who wrote Calvary lyrics?
Calvary is written by Freeman Darnell Davis.
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When was Calvary released?
It is first released on February 03, 1987 as part of Richard Smallwood's album "Textures" which includes 9 tracks in total. This song is the 6th track on this album.
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What is the meaning behind Calvary lyrics?
When we look deeper into its meaning, the song 'Calvary' which is sung by Richard Smallwood tells a story about the crucifixion of Jesus on Calvary. The words of the song iterate the suffering and sacrifice of Jesus, and at the same time stress the notion that Jesus had been crucified for the sins of mankind, which was indicated by the crown of thorns, the nails he was pierced with, and the blood flowing down his body. The saying 'Surely He died on Calvary' is repeated many times, thereby confirming the faith and thankfulness for the greatest sacrifice made, and presenting a very deep spiritual message of redemption and faith. The song 'Calvary' talks mainly about spirituality, love, despair, reflection and hope. At the same time it emphasizes the concepts of sacrifice and redemption, faith and belief, and suffering and pain. The lyrics are purely religious, for they refer to the death of Christ on the cross. The song does not contain any profanities, violence or adult themes that would be considered inappropriate for children. Therefore, the content is suitable for all audiences.
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Which genre is Calvary?
Calvary falls under the genre Christian & Gospel.
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How long is the song Calvary?
Calvary song length is 5 minutes and 48 seconds.
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Songwriter(s): Freeman Darnell Davis
Record Label(s): 1987 Word Entertainment LLC, A Warner Curb Company
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