^GThe drunk on the street, the ^Crich in their ^Gpalaces The poor and un^Dlearned, and the men of de^Ggree They ^Call have a ^Gsoul, in ^Cneed of forg^Giveness And they all have to ^Dcome by Calva^Gry

^GI am so glad God ^Csaves old ^Gsinners I’m thrilled and ^Damazed, how He ^Csets them ^Gfree But the ^Cbiggest sur^Gprise in re^Cdeeming old ^Gsinners Is that He would ^Dsave an old sinner like ^Gme

^GWas I so wrong I ^Cneeded for^Ggiveness And was I so ^Dbad I had to be red^Geemed Well I ^Cwasn’t a ^Gthief, but I ^Clived in sin’s ^Gprison And I was as ^Dlost as a sinner could ^Gbe

^GI am so glad God ^Csaves old ^Gsinners I’m thrilled and ^Damazed, how He ^Csets them ^Gfree But the ^Cbiggest sur^Gprise in re^Cdeeming old ^Gsinners Is that He would ^Dsave an old sinner like ^Gme