AMAZING GRACE

NEW BRITAIN, CM; W. Walker, Southern Harmony, 1835. Text: John Newton, 1725-1807

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maz - ing grace that man - y

grace! How taught my dan - gers,

sweet heart toils

That And I

the to and

sound fear, snares

saved grace have

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me! lieved; come;

found; pear far,

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wretch fears read

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once prec grace -

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but I will was ious hath

but that me

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lost, did brought

now grace safe

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I be me

blind, hour grace

now first lead

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see. lieved. home.

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4.Yea, 5.The 6.When

when earth weve

this shall been

flesh soon there

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and heart dis - solve ten thou

And The Bright

life bear as

shall like sand

fail, snow, years,

mor sun shi -

shall to the

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cease, shine; sun,

veil, low, praise

tal for ning

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shall God, no

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sess, called days

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with - in me here to sing

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the be Gods

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life be when

and joy peace. ev - er mine. be - gun. first