Family Who Prays Never Shall Part
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Family Who Prays Never Shall Part
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(The family who prays never shall part)
Satan has parted fathers and mothers filling their hearts with his envy and hate
Hitting their pathway down to destruction leaving their children like orphans to stray
The family who prays will never be parted their circle in heaven unbroken shall stand
God will say enter my good faithful sarvants the family who prays never shall part
Wars and tornados are taking our loved ones leaving us tearful with sad aching hearts
But we shall join them over the river where the family who prays never shall part
The family who prays...
(Never shall part)
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