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Artist: Dottie West
Canonical path: /dottie-west/then-i-met-the-master
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Then I Met The Master
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Then I Met The Master
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(Then I met the Master now I am one of his own)
Like a baby that cries for its mother like a child I was helpless in this world alone
Then I met the Master now I am one of his own
For all things were changed when he found me
A new day broke through all around me
Then I met the Master now I am one of his own
[ guitar ]
For all things were changed...
Yes I met the Master now I am one of his own
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