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Artist: Eddy Arnold
Canonical path: /eddy-arnold/meet-me-at-the-altar
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Meet Me At The Altar
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Meet Me At The Altar
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Meet me at the altar kneel with me in prayer
Side by side at the altar the one who knows is waiting there
What the Lord has joined together Satan tries to part
But let no man put asunder I know there's true love in our hearts
Meet me at the altar...
Let us be forever faithful forget the past and all we've done
I know if we're ever faithful our two hearts will be as one
Meet me at the altar...
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