( Verse 1) The morning breaks, a pallid light, On weary eyes, from endless night. The verdict sealed, the deed decreed, A heavy cross, a bitter seed. They laid it on His bloodied back, Along the stone, a dusty track. Each splinter rubbed, a searing flame, As mocking whispers called His name. (Chorus) To Golgotha, the Skull's dark hill, He walked for love, against His will To falter, fall, then rise again, To face the world's most cruelest pain. Each heavy step, a silent prayer, The Lamb of God, beyond compare, He walked to Calvary, bruised and torn, That hope for all might be reborn. (Verse 2) The thorny crown, a crimson stain, The cruel lash, the burning pain. He stumbled, swayed, beneath the weight, Our heavy sin, His bitter fate. A Roman soldier, harsh and grim, Bade Simon carry part for Him. His mother watched, her heart afire, With silent grief and deep desire. (Chorus) To Golgotha, the Skull's dark hill, He walked for love, against His will To falter, fall, then rise again, To face the world's most cruelest pain. Each heavy step, a silent prayer, The Lamb of God, beyond compare, He walked to Calvary, bruised and torn, That hope for all might be reborn. (Bridge) He saw the faces, blurred by tears, He heard the taunts, He calmed their fears. He saw the future, dark and bright, The sacrifice, the coming light. He could have called ten thousand strong, To right the world's eternal wrong. But chose the path of bitter cost, So not a single soul be lost. (Chorus) To Golgotha, the Skull's dark hill, He walked for love, against His will To falter, fall, then rise again, To face the world's most cruelest pain. Each heavy step, a silent prayer, The Lamb of God, beyond compare, He walked to Calvary, bruised and torn, That hope for all might be reborn. (Outro) Yes, to Golgotha, He walked that day, To wash our brokenness away. The road to Calvary, long and steep, His promise now, our souls to keep. The cross He bore, for you, for me. He walked for all Hope for all
