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Amazing Grace

Words: John Newton, 1779 · Tune "New Britain," c. 1829 · Public domain

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Verse 1

GAmazing G7grace, Chow sweet Gthe sound

 That Gsaved Ema wretch Dlike me

 Gonce G7was lost, Cbut now Gam found

 Was Emblind, Dbut now GI see

Verse 2

 'Twas Ggrace that G7taught Cmy heart Gto fear

 And Ggrace Emmy fears Drelieved

 How Gprecious G7did Cthat grace Gappear

 The Emhour DI first Gbelieved

Verse 3

 Through Gmany G7dangerCs, toils Gand snares

 Ghave Emalready Dcome

 'Tis Ggrace hath G7brought Cme safe Gthus far

 And Emgrace will Dlead Gme home

Verse 4

 When Gwe've been G7there Cten thouGsand years

 Bright Gshining Emas Dthe sun

 We've Gno less G7days Cto sing GGod's praise

 Than Emwhen we'd Dfirst Gbegun

Chords in the key of G

  • G
  • G7
  • C
  • Em
  • D

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