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And-- Obviously, yes. If you can't tell all ready."Amazing Grace" at the Nederlander Theater.
"Amazing Grace" at the Nederlander Theater.
We're seeing that amazing grace every single day.
And it was so amazing that I also called her Amazing Grace behind her back.
Everyone knows "Amazing Grace."
We do sing "Amazing Grace" in the show.
But take stock in the acts of amazing grace that you see around you every single day.
So my first gig was playing "Amazing Grace" on a Bontempi keyboard.
I used have-- right back to Amazing Grace at my first confession.
But it's "Happy Birthday" and "Amazing Grace."
Because truly John Newton didn't write "Amazing Grace" until much later in his life.
He's rolling around on the ground singing Amazing Grace.
And behind her back, I started calling her Amazing Grace.
And it taught me beyond that experience that all of us can bear witness to acts of amazing grace, that even in the darkest moments,
A lot of times it would be requests of people would want to hear stuff like "Amazing Grace."
So, I was singing ac cappella um Amazing Grace and and he saw me and he was like, "I need you to
And then the other-- on Sunday afternoon a lot of times when we're singing the last chorus of "Amazing Grace" and people just one at the time get up and start,
And it was like a blessing to walk in the room, to not know anything about this story of "Amazing Grace," and to just go in there.
Yeah, because you do sort of an audience sing-along, I guess, with "Amazing Grace."
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