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"Stone by stone dismantled
yet rebuilt within mere days,
I will then stand over you
until the end of age,
should this cup not pass me.
I drink it to the dregs,
And go where no man follows
'till he follows to the grave"

so watch
and wait on
the hour of dawn
O receive your silver
and put away your swords
till the day comes

All had whispered,
"Surely, Lord would I?"
but,
"He who shares my bread will lift his heel against me,"
not one of you yet dies.
"Stone by stone dismantled   yet rebuilt within mere days,   I will then stand over you   until the end of age,   should this cup not pass me.   I drink it to the dregs,   And go where no man follows   'till he follows to the grave"      so watch   and wait on   the hour of dawn   O receive your silver   and put away your swords   till the day comes      All had whispered,   "Surely, Lord would I?"   but,   "He who shares my bread will lift his heel against me,"   not one of you yet dies.