Your Grace And Mercy

Mississippi Mass Choir

Your grace and mercy brought me through
I'm living this moment because of You
I want to thank You and praise You, too
Your grace and mercy brought me through

(Oh, Jesus)

Your grace and mercy brought me (brought me through)
I'm living this moment (I'm living this moment)
Because (Because of You) of You
I (I want to) I wanna thank You
And praise You (and praise You, too) praise You, too
Your grace (Your grace and mercy) grace and mercy
Oh, Lord, yeah, brought me through

Thank You for saving a sinner like me
To tell the world salvation is free
There were times when I, I just didn't do right
But You, You watched over me
All day and night

Your grace (Your grace and mercy)
Brought me through (brought me through)
I'm living this moment (I'm living this moment)
Because (because of You) because of You
I (I want to) want to thank You, Jesus
Thank You, Jesus
(And praise You, too) and praise You, too
Your grace (Your grace and mercy)
Brought me (brought me through), brought me through

Listen
Justice demanded, that I should die
But grace and mercy said, "oh, no, oh, no, oh no
We've already paid the price"
You see, I once was blind, but thank God I can see
It was because grace and mercy came along
Came along and rescued, rescued me

Your grace (Your grace and mercy)
Brought me through (brought me through)
I'm living this moment (I'm living this moment)
I'm living this moment because (because of You) of You
I (I want to) I wanna thank You, Lord
Thank You, Jesus
(And praise You, too) and praise You, too
Your grace (Your grace and mercy)
Your grace (Your grace and mercy)
Your grace (Your grace and mercy)
Brought me (brought me through), brought me through


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    I'm tiring to find out what the song mean. I know what it sound like and who sings it. What does the song mean?

    billincon April 25, 2011   Link

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