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AMAZING GRACE
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IN THE 60's I WAS A DRUMMER IN " THE EMANONS " WE PLAYED, ROCK N ROLL, AND R&B. NOW MOST OF MY MUSIC IS WRITTEN AND RECORDED IN MY HOME STUDIO! (MY BIO IS AT,
Welcome to my music site. Most songs,except some cover songs, were written, and recorded in my home studio. My CD, " ONCE IN A LIFE TIME" was recorded at Chelsea Studios in Brentwood,TN. My fan email is, hecatmorris@yahoo.com Thanks for visiting my site, hope that you enjoyed the music.
Song Info
Genre
Country • Christian Country
Charts
Peak #196
Peak in subgenre #26
Author
PUBLIC DOMAIN
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JERRY MORRIS
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November 25, 2014
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MP3 13.7 MB • 320 kbps • 5:59
Story behind the song
These words were written by a slave master. Captain of a boat that was bringing slaves from their motherland to be sold and separated to different parts of the world. Under the evening stars he became a christian. He'd seen suffering, the human indignity, pain and death of his fellow men and woman and children. And he became a slave master no more. Throughout the ages these words have been used to comfort those in death and those seeking to be saved. Someday we'll walk in peace with no pain.
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Amazing Grace performed by Jerry Morris Amazing Grace Oh how sweet the sound That saved, saved a wretch like me Oh I once was lost Oh but now, now am found I was blind oh but now I can see It was Grace that taught my heart, my heart to fear but Then it was Grace, Grace that set this old heart free And it was Grace that brought, brought me safely, safely home The hour that I first, first believed These words were written down by a slave master. Captain of a boat that was bringing slaves from their motherland to be sold and actually separated to different parts of the world. Under the evening stars he became a christian. He'd seen suffering, the human indignity, pain and death of his fellow men and woman and children. And he became a slave master no more. Throughout the ages these words have been used to comfort those in death and those seeking to be saved. Someday we'll walk in peace with no pain. When we, when we believe, for ten thousand years Shining bright as the morning, the morning sun, oh yeah Ah there'll be no, no less days to sing God's praise Than when, when we first, first begun Oh Amazing Grace How sweet, sweet the sound That saved, saved a wretch, wretch like me Oh and someday we'll see The light of God's Grace And pain, pain will be..... no more We'll walk in peace then
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