
Date of issue: 01.03.2018
Song language: English
The President Sang Amazing Grace |
A young man came to a house of prayer |
They did not ask what brought him there |
He was not friend, he was not kin |
But they opened the door and let him in |
And for an hour the stranger stayed |
He sat with them and seemed to pray |
But then the young man drew a gun |
And killed nine people, old and young |
In Charleston in the month of June |
The mourners gathered in a room |
The President came to speak some words |
And the cameras rolled and the nation heard |
But no words could say what must be said |
For all the living and the dead |
So on that day and in that place |
The President sang Amazing Grace |
The President sang Amazing Grace |
We argued where to place the blame |
On one man’s hate or our nation’s shame |
Some sickness of the mind or soul |
And how the wounds might be made whole |
But no words could say what must be said |
For all the living and the dead |
So on that day and in that place |
The President sang Amazing Grace |
My President sang Amazing Grace |
Name | Year |
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La Llorona (The Weeping Woman) | 2002 |
Farewell, Angelina | 1989 |
To Bobby | 2002 |
Don't Think Twice It's Alright | 2014 |
No Woman No Cry | 2009 |
Where Have All The Flowers Gone | 2009 |
Blowin' In The Wind | 2004 |
Sweet Sir Galahad | 1989 |
Here's To You ft. Joan Baez | 2010 |
Let It Be | 2004 |
The Night They Drove Old Dixie Down | 2005 |
La Llorona | 1974 |
Guantanamera | 2002 |
It's All Over Now, Baby Blue | 2005 |
Love Is Just a Four-Letter Word | 1989 |
Eleanor Rigby | 2005 |
Don't Think Twice, It's All Right | 1989 |
Blessed Are | 2005 |
Prison Trilogy (Billy Rose) | 2002 |
El Preso Numero Nueve (Prisoner Number Nine) | 2002 |