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Page 1/1 Engraved by Verovio 3.15.0-5abc7c0 A ’Twas Through The And When Verse maz grace man Lord when we've ing that y has this been grace! taught dan pro flesh there How my gers, mised and ten sweet heart toils, good heart thou the to and to shall sand sound fear, snares, me, fail, years, 6 that and I his and bright saved grace have word mor shin a my al my tal ing wretch fears read hope life as like re y se shall the me! lieved; come; cures; cease, sun, I how 'tis he I we've once pre grace will shall no was cious has my pos less lost, did brought shield sess days but that me and with to now grace safe por in sing am ap thus tion the God's 15 found; pear far, be veil praise was the and as a than blind, hour grace long life when but I will as of we'd now first lead life joy first I be me en and be see. lieved. home. dures. peace. gun. title Amazing grace! (how sweet the sound) My.Hymnary - Amazing grace! (how sweet the sound) WORDS: St. 1-4, John Newton, 1725-1807; st. 5, anonymous c. 1790 MUSIC (NEW BRITAIN 8.6.8.6.(C.M.)): Virginia Harmony, 1831; arr. Edwin O. Excell, 1851-1921
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First Line:
Amazing grace! (how sweet the sound)
Title:
Amazing grace! (how sweet the sound)
Author:
John Newton (1779)
Meter:
8.6.8.6
Language:
English
Notes:
Spanish translation: See "Divina gracia, qué amor" by Barbara C. Mink, "Sublime gracia del Señor" by Cristóbal E. Morales; Polish translation: See "Cudowna Boża łaska ta"
Copyright:
Public Domain
Liturgical Uses:
Communion Songs, Confession Songs

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Title:
NEW BRITAIN
Composer:
Anonymous (1829)
Meter:
8.6.8.6
Copyright:
Public Domain