Amazing grace, how sweet the sound 3 w3 ^( v3 x4 i
That saved a wretch like me. # ^( k. @% G- h+ B/ L& ^) G
I once was lost but now I'm found,
! V6 @: h$ P- i7 v) b& ?Was blind but now I see.
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T’was grace that taught my heart to fear ( d6 d' `" ~8 h" q0 P
And grace my fear relieved / F- G2 L( ?9 i) v! k
How precious did that grace appear, + N; ^3 Z( Q# F7 u$ ~) W
The hour I first believed.
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) V, Z, P7 \& v# u# V' e9 G- WThrough many dangers, toils and snares
8 d3 `# `+ Q4 ^$ g; `We have already come 5 Z- @8 T6 z, Y7 Q2 P" r
T’was grace that brought us safe thus far 4 ]2 u _# H, p7 w
And grace will lead us home.
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7 I, p0 i: s# LWhen we've been there ten thousand years
9 [3 Y, v- v6 DBright shining as the sun;
; X. Q2 J- N. WWe've no less days to sing God's praise
& w. y' v. D0 U' D5 Z- I. NThan when we first begun. |