^GAmazing Grace, how sw^Ceet the sou^Gnd, That saved a wretch like m^D7e. I on^Gce was lost, but ^Cnow im foun^Gd, Was bl^Emind, but no^D7w I se^Ge.

^GTwas grace that thoug^Cht my heart^G to fear, a^D7nd grace my fears releaved. How ^Gprecious did that^C grace appe^Gar the ho^Emur I first ^D7believ^Ged.

^GThrough many dangers,^C toils and ^Gsnares, I have already c^D7ome; ’T^Gis grace hath bro^Cught me saf^Ge thus far, And gr^Emace will le^D7ad me ^Ghome.

^GThe earth shall soon ^Cdissolve li^Gke snow, The sun forbear to shi^D7ne; But ^GGod, who called m^Ce here belo^Gw, Will b^Eme forever m^D7ine. ^G

^GWhen we've been there^C ten thousa^Gnd years, bright shining as the s^D7un, we'v^Ge no less days to^C sing god's^G praise than w^Emhen we firs^D7t begu^Gn.