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Intro
In the garden He went to pray when it seemed hope was gone.
He prayed with a broken heart.
And he prayed all alone.
Chorus 1
Have you had a Gethsemane?
Have you prayed in despair?
In the dark of the dreary hour,
did the Lord meet you there?
Chorus 2
Have you had a Gethsemane?
Have you prayed the night through?
Have you shed tears of agony,
when no hope was in view?
Chorus 3
Have you prayed, "If it be Thy will,
may this cup pass from me?
But if it's Thy will, dear Lord,
I will bear it for Thee"
Chorus 2 Repeat
Have you had a Gethsemane?
Have you prayed the night through?
Have you shed tears of agony,
when no hope was in view?
Chorus 3 Repeat
Have you prayed, "If it be Thy will,
may this cup pass from me?
But if it's Thy will, dear Lord,
I will bear it for Thee"
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