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Artist: The Nashville Tribute Band
Canonical path: /the-nashville-tribute-band/the-prayer
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The Prayer
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The Prayer
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When the light cut through the darkness
Oh how sweet the peace
Heaven filled the morning
As I was down on my knees
Then He spoke, oh He spoke right to me
The voice of a new day had come
And I knew I could not deny it
I had seen the Father and Son
No I knew I could not deny it
I had seen the Father and Son
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