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Key of G · 3/4 · 80 BPM

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Amazing Grace

Words: John Newton (1779). Tune: New Britain (American folk, c. 1835).

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Jianpu 1 = G

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Lyrics

  1. Amazing grace! How sweet the sound

    That saved a wretch like me!

    I once was lost, but now am found,

    Was blind, but now I see.

  2. 'Twas grace that taught my heart to fear,

    And grace my fears relieved;

    How precious did that grace appear

    The hour I first believed!

  3. Through many dangers, toils, and snares,

    I have already come;

    'Tis grace hath brought me safe thus far,

    And grace will lead me home.

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Frequently asked

Who wrote "Amazing Grace"?
Words: John Newton (1779). Tune: New Britain (American folk, c. 1835).
When was "Amazing Grace" written?
Published in 1779; the standard tune is "New Britain".
What key is "Amazing Grace" in?
G major, 3/4 time, around 80 BPM. DomiSol can transpose it to any key in one click.
Is "Amazing Grace" free to use?
Text John Newton, d. 1807. Tune NEW BRITAIN, an American folk melody first printed in Columbian Harmony (1829) and Southern Harmony (1835), composer unknown. Melody line set here from the pre-1929 printed tune, so no modern harmonisation is reproduced.
Can I get "Amazing Grace" in tonic solfa?
Yes — the same score is published in tonic solfa too, and DomiSol shows either notation from one file.

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