"Somewhere on a Cross" reminds us that Jesus loved us so much that He sacrificed His Life for us, just as we are, with all of our flaws. 
He called His disciples two thousand years ago, and He calls us now, to strive for a better life, filled with Service and Love for God and for each other.  

He beckons to us to come forth from our "tombs", and to break the shackles of sin and degradation which confine and imprison us.

Calvary can never be forgotten, but our Christ wants us remember Not when or Where He died but Why He died, to free us from our sin, so that we can be reborn to a New Life in Him.

 Anthony Siino

Somewhere on a cross He died for me,

Ransomed up his life, there on Calvary ,

For me with all my sins, as worthless as can be,

Yet somewhere on a cross He died for me.

Sometime in the night, just before the dawn

He rose from death to life, that first Easter morn

To free me from my tomb of sin and misery

And sometime in the night, He rose for me.

And never have I known, a love as deep as His

My soul healed by His touch

My spirit by His kiss

And somehow in my life, He calls to me

He speaks to mind and heart and sets my spirit free

To be a guiding light and shine out brave and true

And sometime in your life, Listen, He’ll call to you

Now I to all the world, reveal His endless love

To hopeless and oppressed, salvation from above

Somewhere on a cross He died for me,

Ransomed up His life there on Calvary ,

Should all the world deny Him, I would still believe

‘Cause somewhere on a cross, He died for me.