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Destiny's Child ~ Outro


This is for you Ms. Ann Who is now with our heavenly father Who made the real commandments. A ma zing gra a a a ace How sweet ( How ow sweet sweet) The sound (The sound) Souououound That saved (saaaaved) Saved a wretch ( a wretch) Like meeee I once was lo o ost (lo o ost) Lo o o o ost (lo o o ost) But now But now I'm found What you say girl? But now I'm found They still can't feel you But now (ad-libs) I'm found Was blind, But now I seeeeeeeeee Oooooooooh, Ooooooooh (To the melody of Amazing Grace w/ ad-libs from Beyonce) Twas grace hath taught my heart to fear And the grace my fears relieved(my fears relieved) How precious did that grace appear(w/ad-libs) The hour I first believed (w/ad-libs) more free lyrics

This is for you Ms. Ann Who is now with our heavenly father Who made the real commandments. A ma zing gra a a a ace How sweet ( How ow sweet sweet) The sound (The sound) Souououound That saved (saaaaved) Saved a wretch ( a wretch) Like meeee I once was lo o ost (lo o ost) Lo o o o ost (lo o o ost) But now But now I'm found What you say girl? But now I'm found They still can't feel you But now (ad-libs) I'm found Was blind, But now I seeeeeeeeee Oooooooooh, Ooooooooh (To the melody of Amazing Grace w/ ad-libs from Beyonce) Twas grace hath taught my heart to fear And the grace my fears relieved(my fears relieved) How precious did that grace appear(w/ad-libs) The hour I first believed (w/ad-libs)

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