| Once upon a time, there was a man who needed grace
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| With a trail of bad decisions left behind him
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| He had a heart full of guilty and a head hung in shame
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| Feeling like forgiveness could never find him
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| But then a light broke through the dark
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| And the voice he heard said, «Who you were
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| Well, that’s not who you are anymore»
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| It’s not the end
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| No, this is just where second chances begin
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| Oh-oh, now I’m forever changed
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| And until my days are done, I’ll be telling everyone
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| About the God who loved the man who needed grace
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| Now the man who needed grace still knows how to make a mess
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| There’s never been a day that You found me perfect
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| All the grace just keeps on showin' me exactly what it is
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| A gift that goes to those who don’t deserve it
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| And nothing I could ever do
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| Compares to what’s been done for me
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| I’m free and all because of You
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| My debt is paid, my sins are gone
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| And my soul can’t stop singing this victory song
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| Oh-oh, now I’m forever changed
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| And until my days are done, I’ll be telling everyone
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| About the God who loved the man who needed grace
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| Yeah-yeah
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| Amazing grace, how sweet the sound
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| I once was lost, but now I’m found
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| I once was blind, but now I see
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| Let all the saints and sinners sing
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| Amazing grace, how sweet the sound
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| I once was lost, but now I’m found
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| I once was blind, but now I see
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| Let all the saints and sinners sing
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| Oh-oh, now I’m forever changed
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| And until my days are done, I’ll be telling everyone
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| About the God who loved the man who needed grace
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| Yeah, I’m singin', oh-oh, now I’m forever changed
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| And until my days are done, I’ll be telling everyone
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| About the God who loved the man who needed grace
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| Oh, until my days are done, I’ll be telling everyone
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| About the God who loved the man who needed grace
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| Yeah, until my days are done, I’ll be telling everyone
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| About the God who loved the man who needed grace
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| Okay, can you hear yourselves?
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| Yes, yes
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| Okay, so the album’s over
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| And this is the part that people want, when Lulu and Delaney sing
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| You ready?
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| What are we singin' a song about?
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| Nick
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| Nick, our dog
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| Our dog, never had a song before 'til now, you ready?
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| Mm-hmm
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| One, two, three, four
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| Well, this is a story of a dog named Nick
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| We taught him not to bite and now he just licks
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| He’s mostly potty-trained, but still goes on the rug, hahaha
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| And we think he likes his groomer more than he likes us
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| Nick, you’re so fluffy
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| You’re just like a bunny, but you’re a puppy, oh-oh
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| Nick, your bad behavior makes us call the trainer
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| But we still love you 'cause you’re our Nick
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| Well, we brought you home on Christmas Eve
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| To be the only other boy in this family, that’s right
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| And that’s how you got your name Ol' Saint Nick
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| But you’re anything but a saint, we’re sure of this
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| That’s right, come on now
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| Oh, Nick, you’re so fluffy
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| You’re just like a bunny, but you’re a puppy
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| Ooh, Nick, your bad behavior makes us call the trainer
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| But we still love you 'cause you’re our Nick
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| Your bad behavior makes us call the trainer
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| But we still love you, you’re our Nick
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| Ha-ha-ha, he’s a good boy
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| You’re such a good boy
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| Boo, boo, ah-ooh
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| Hahaha, what?
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| Speak, Nick, speak |