The cock had crowed, and Peter hears

Verse 1
The cock had crow’d, and Peter hears,
Nor calls his Master’s word to mind,
Till Jesus mournfully appears,
T’ upbraid his treachery unkind,
Repentance by a look t’ impart,
And break his hard, ungrateful heart.

Verse 2
A look like that what heart can bear!
O that it now were cast on mine!
To snatch from Judas’s despair,
To pierce me with remorse divine,
To make mine eyes with tears o’reflow,
And fill my heart with Peter’s woe!

Verse 3
On me those eyes of mercy turn,
And suffer me a while to live
My base unfaithfulness to mourn,
The sins I never can forgive,
The sins I must till death bemoan,
Tho’ Thou hast made them all thy own.

Hymnal/Album: Originally titled: “‘And the Lord turned, and looked upon Peter &c.'—[Luke 22,] v. 61.” This hymn appears in the 1766 manuscript “MS Luke.” This manuscript is part of the collection of the Methodist Archive and Research Centre in The John Rylands Library, The University of Manchester (accession number MA 1977/575, Charles Wesley Notebooks Box 3). Accessed through the website of The Center for Studies in the Wesleyan Tradition, Duke Divinity School. Published in S.T. Kimbrough Jr. and Oliver A. Beckerlegge, eds., The Unpublished Poetry of Charles Wesley, vol. 2 (Nashville: Kingswood Books, 1990), pages 197-98.
Publishing: Public Domain