Fy enaid mae am ganu mawl

Fy enaid mae am ganu mawl,
  Am roi im' hawl o'r nefoedd fry;
Trwy chwys a gwaed yr addfwyn Oen,
  A'i ddirfawr boen ar Galfari.

Yno y bu afonydd mawr,
  O waed i'r llawr yn d'od yn lli';
I'm dwyn i'r nef o'm 'ffernol Nyth,
  Mi gofia byth am Galfari.

Mi gofia ei gri ef ar y groes,
  Yn eiriol tros ei ddefaid rhi;
Gan bledio â'i Dad
    am fadde'u bai;
  Byth cofio wnai am Galfari.

Gwirion a llonydd fel yr oen,
  Dioddefai boen ein beiau ni,
Yn fodlon yn ei chwys a'i wae;
  Byth cofio wnai am Galfari.

'Nol aros oriau ar y pren,
  Fe grymmai ben tua 'r ddaear ddu;
Gorphennwyd iechydwriaeth do,
  Boed hyn mewn co' am Galfari.

Yno bu farw f'anwyl Ffrynd;
  I mi gael mynd i'r nefoedd fry;
Pan bwi ymhlith angylaidd rai,
  Byth cofio wnai am Galfari.

Trywanwyd yno waywffon,
  Mewn tan ei fron,
      er maint ei fri;
Daeth dw'r a gwaed i'r llawr yn llyn,
  Byth collaf
      ben bryn Calfari.

My soul wants to sing praise,
  For giving me a right from heaven above;
Through the gentle Lamb's sweat and blood,
  And his enormous pain on Calvary.

There were great rivers there,
  Of blood coming down as a flood;
To take me to heaven from my infernal nest,
  I shall forever remember Calvary.

I shall remember his cry on the cross,
  Interceding for his numerous sheep;
Pleading with his Father
    for forgiveness of their sin;
  I shall forever remember Calvary.

Innocently and calmly like the lamb,
  He suffered the pain of our sins,
Willing in his sweat and his woe;
  I shall forever remember Calvary.

After staying for hours on the tree,
  He bowed his head toward the black earth;
Salvation was finished, yes is was,
  Let this be in memory of Calvary.

There died my beloved Friend;
  For me to get to go to heaven above;
When I am among the angelic ones,
  I shall forever remember Calvary.

He was pierced there by a spear,
  In under his breast,
      despite how great his status;
Water and blood came down as a lake,
  I shall forever remember
      the summit of the hill of Calvary.