Amazing grace
How sweet (how how how sweet sweet)
The sound (the sound)
(Sound) that saves, (saved)
Saved a retch (the retch) oh
Like me
I once was lost (lost)
Lost (lost)
Lost and (lost)
But now

But now (I'm found)
What you say girl?
But now (I'm found)
They still can't feel you
But now
(I'm found)
Was blind but now (but now now)
I see

Oh so amazing

T'was grace (T'was grace)
Had taught (had taught)
My heart to fear
And that grace
My fears relieved (my fears relieved)
How precious
Did that grace (that grace)
(Appear) Appear, appear, yeah
Thee hour (thank You Lordy)
I first (thank you)
Believed, thank You Lordy


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Outro (Amazing Grace...dedicated to Andretta Tillman) Lyrics as written by John Newton

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    I love how they did this prayer. They kept it spiritual and beautiful.

    thinkitbeiton July 21, 2002   Link
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    i love how they sing it!

    SimplePlanRockson January 07, 2005   Link
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    singing on Smart Guy was obviously the peak of their career.

    haleyjadeon February 01, 2005   Link

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