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Judas


Then the man they called Judas Iscariot Went to the chief priests And said: "How much will you pay me To betray him to you?" They gave him thirty pieces of silver. The metal burns his hands. He cannot find his way, Even on the most Well-known paths. He can't stand the sight Of what he's become, Of what he has done.
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