A^Cmazing grace, how ^Fmaj7sweet the s^Cound that saved a wretch like ^Gme I ^Conce was lost, but^Fmaj7 now am f^Cound. Was blind but ^Gnow I ^Csee.

T'^Cwas grace that taught my ^Fmaj7heart to ^Cfear, and grace my fears re^Glieved. Ho^Cw preciuos did that^Fmaj7 grace a^Cppear, the hour I ^Gfirst ^Cbelieved.

The^C lord has promised^Fmaj7 good to ^Cme, his worth my hope ^Gsecures. H^Ce will my shield and^Fmaj7 portent ^Cbe, as long as ^Glife ^Cendures

T^Chrough many dangers ^Fmaj7toils and s^Cnares, I have already ^Gcome, T^C'is grace hath brought me ^Fmaj7safe thus ^Cfar and grace will ^Glead me ^Chome

W^Chen we've been here ten ^Fmaj7thousand ^Cyears, bright shining as the ^Csun ^Cwe've no less days to ^Fmaj7sing his ^Cpraise, than when we'd ^Gfirst ^Cbegun