I'm almost certain the church is in Greece, I saw Greek letters at some point and it would make sense since the singer is from here, but I can't be entirely certain...
this is something...I allways felt that „amazing grace” was catholic-gospel gender of music...but I see that nana mouskouri sing this song in an orthodox church.
@sdorr That is because we live in a world of hate , and a love of everything that is dark & vile ..beauty frightens people .. they prefer the dark .. I despair of it
The West has Nana Mouskouri & the East has Teresa Teng. They both hv gifted singing talent & diversity in languages. On top of Mandarin, Cantonese, Chinese dialects, TT sings in Japanese, English, Indonesian, Vietnamese. Can't agree a word, simply check out 3 of Teresa's English songs:
John Newton was the author of Amazing Grace. He became a Christian believer during his stint in the slave trade, and subsequently required that all slaves be treated humanely. He also encouraged prayer on his ship. He later left the slave business and became a wildly popular minister in England. Got this from Google and Wikipedia. No mention of throwing a black baby overboard anywhere.
Where are you getting this information? I googled John Newton, the author of Amazing Grace, and could find no such thing. It is true that he was in the slave trade, but back in the day that was a socially acceptable occupation. And he made sure the slaves on his ship were treated humanely and encouraged everyone to pray. He later left the slave trade and became a very popular minister in England. Please provide a reference for your black baby story.
I think poke needs to listen to the song. The author was a slave trader who later recanted his wicked ways. We christians, not all bible thumpers, try to live and let live. The song is about the grace God gives us to redem even though we have gone astray. Lighten up Poke.
She has an amazing voice, it's just so universally awesome, as the OP states, it trascends across all religions and the globe. Too bad the actual creator of this song was a naughty man...
Yes John Newton was involved in the slave trade, until he and everyone else aboard his ship nearly died in a fierce storm at sea. When he realized how helpless they were, it changed him as a person and led to his writing this hymn. If you listen to the lyrics, Newton acknowleges his own shortcomings as a human being and the fact that we are not 100 percent in contol of our destiny. The message behind this hymn is that even for the least of us, redemption is possible.
Yes it was true the man who wrote this song was a slave trader, but did you also know he wrote this song after barely surviving a storm at sea that swept many overboard to their deaths? He almost joined them in death, and was utterly helpless to do anything. That was why John Newton wrote this song, and in it he acknowledged his own shortcomings as a human being. That was why Christianity succeed as much as it did, it's message that even the least among us can be redeemed.
Pokemongo1, I know what you mean.Skin color is only a different package that we were wrapped in, inside we all have love, soul, respect ,emotions, and then some do not, but i love this rendition of this song.I do hope the man who threw that baby away, has to atone for it, that`s just horrible.How could he?makes me very sad. Deanne Costello Indiana USA
He was not black hating he was the main drive in england to stop the slaveing and because of that worte this by the way the black man in he's counrty went and found others then sold them to the white man because if the white man went in to the deep parts of there he would have end up dead or dinner mate god bless
And John Newton spent his remaining days repenting, should he have committed suicide? Would that make you happy? Christianity has varied contexts, but forgivness is foremost...a Man who changed mankind forever...and nothing you say or do will change that...
I agree! Thanks for posting this...Now I know...I am not against religion...They all give hope, nurture and guide humans...I am grateful that there are MANY religions...YES PEOPLE there exist other religions...Please be open minded and know that we are all sisters and brothers regardless of our differences. Do not shunn the opinion of others they are entitles to it....yes she does have a lovely voice. Peace to you
The song was inspired by his faith, and by his life at see.
During a violent storm, Newton changed places with a colleague on deck, who was swept to see by a wave. Newton realized has he not changed places, he would have been the one to die. That is what the song is about, nothing more, and nothing less. None of that garbage of the throwing of black babies at sea, by black hating whites. Rubbish.
Yes, John Newton who composed Amazing Grace was a drunkard who worked on slave ships. He was marooned by the captain and himself became a slave. But he had a complete conversion experience. He became a minister, taught himself Greek and Latin, and when he asked himself what was it that led to his turnaround, he realized it was the grace of God. Hence, the hymn. Get your story straight before you go around like a fool bashing Christians.
I had no idea who wrote this song or what he did but that it is a beautiful song, wonderful words there is no doubt - maybe the song writer had a change of heart later in his life - we will never know what goes on in the minds of others - but if we hate people for what they did or their beliefs and refuse to forgive then we are no better - to make the world truly a better place we must be better and do better - I have faith in us - we can leave the ugly past of predijuce and hate behind us
Nope, I was not aware.... am not very Christian myself...my religion is another of the Abrahamic 3....the song is widely admired by large numbers of all three faiths, of course -- good music esp has a tendency to transcend its creator's nastiness/inhumanity...strange how that works....... Wagner is regularly played by the Israel PHO - though it took awhile!
John Newton was indeed a slave trader. Until one day he was utterly helpless in a storm that nearly sank his ship. He acknowled in this hymn his own shortcomings as a human being. The message to this hymn is even those who go down the wrong paths in life could still be redeemed through God's love, if they choose to be saved. His near death experience at sea changed him profoundly, and that lead him to write this hymn.
Lobe den Herren, den mächtigen König der Ehren, lob ihn, o Seele, vereint mit den himmlischen Chören. Kommet zuhauf, Psalter und harfe, wacht auf, lasset den Lobgesang hören.
Милосердный Боже, благодарю Тебя за то, что я русский и православный! Великое счастье славить Тебя так, как это заповедовали Твои апостолы. Господи, Слава Тебе в Веках! Спаси народ Твой православный и всех верных Тебе! Господи, спасибо, что Ты есть!
As Nana will be with us forever, some others are trying to perform for the time being. As I was watching your videos I did think to send you a record from someone who has being hiding for long enough. Hope you enjoy him as I did when I did see him singing
As Nana will be with us forever, some others are trying to perform for the time being. As I was watching your videos I did think to send you a record from someone who has being hiding for long enough. Hope you enjoy him as I did when I did see him singing
To contemporary Greek "musicologists" (especially SimonoKaraïtes) = do you think there is "tradition" in your FALTSO rendering of music, or is Mouskouri worthy of IMITATION?
To sing the song the way she does, one has to have BATHED in old musical tradition and ETHOS, such as the Hellenic culture she has been bred by (Crete, Greece).
Backround shows Christian Greek orthodox iconography of a "troulos".
Her singing is more befitting than the DECADENT singing heard today in our churches.
One of the finest performances I have ever heard. A story of the creator becoming man and willingly dying for sinners, to save them from the wrath to come. what more can we ask of Gos?
Wow,...truly a most beautiful voice, Nana Mouskouri, heard this song in english and in cherokee,...at the beginning Ms. Mouskouri sings in english but at the end, is it Greek? 5 stars sdorr thanx for sharin'!=)
everytime I hear this song, it always brings tears to my eyes. Such a comforting song.....cannot describe it, Just like my sould been pour with water of life (if i may say)......REALLy AMAZING GRACe INDeeD....
Darkened powers are now caressing my mind. In my unveiling, a body of shade. My heart, his infernal tongue. Blasphemous rituals are the way to Lucifer. We all adore the work of the devil. The path to his evil incarnation. He is below and above you. His life is ecstasy in yours. We are under the inverted cross of the lord. Pray to your weak god of infinity. Your shattered prayers are soon forgotten. You are a stranger to our champion. I will lead you to the throne of Old Nick.
dude, I dont' think you understood what I was trying to say...religion has nothing to do with appreciating a song like this but i couldn't find any other way to describe her voice...sorry if I offended anyone...
Absolutely beautiful sends shivers up my spine she has the voice of an ANGEL!!
tdpukallus1 2 weeks ago
SUPERBA POSTARE,MULTUMESC !
elenadinsoroca 1 month ago
Nana Mouskori deserves to be remembered for all time as the Queen of Traditional Song.
ndhan72 2 months ago 2
I believe this is music for all, regardless of their specific religious tradition.
sdorr 3 months ago 30
How Hate the 132, people can dislike,?
gremlinuk1968 4 months ago 3
she is the best singer of the eu
mikevandermeer 4 months ago 2
It's beautiful. I linked my web page - garyhyink(dot)com - to it. Thank you
grhyink 4 months ago
beautiful
jestczas 4 months ago 3
May God bless u for this song, it is really amazing because the moment i hear this song, i get closer and closer to the throne of mercy
Chipalo23 10 months ago 11
Beautiful song. It appears to be an Eastern Christian church. Do you know where it is located?
mindspring57 11 months ago 6
@mindspring57
I'm almost certain the church is in Greece, I saw Greek letters at some point and it would make sense since the singer is from here, but I can't be entirely certain...
lunaBonesfan1993 4 months ago
this is something...I allways felt that „amazing grace” was catholic-gospel gender of music...but I see that nana mouskouri sing this song in an orthodox church.
Interesting in a very beautiful way.
Eudaimonn 1 year ago 17
I try to remove the hateful comments, but they keep coming. Strange how people just can't appreciate the song, its beauty, and message.
sdorr 1 year ago 505
@sdorr That is because we live in a world of hate , and a love of everything that is dark & vile ..beauty frightens people .. they prefer the dark .. I despair of it
DabAndrew 1 year ago 34
@sdorr remember that evil does not like songs like this, just ignor them
ncdriver1 4 months ago 5
@sdorr God bless you Greece ! i love this song a lot, she will have a concert next week in Bucharest Romania ! she is just wonderful
TheMistAnchorite 4 months ago 8
simply beautiful
carlosninoarriero 1 year ago 37
The West has Nana Mouskouri & the East has Teresa Teng. They both hv gifted singing talent & diversity in languages. On top of Mandarin, Cantonese, Chinese dialects, TT sings in Japanese, English, Indonesian, Vietnamese. Can't agree a word, simply check out 3 of Teresa's English songs:
You Dont have to say you love me
Bridge over troubled water
I've never been to me
Enjoy the best music!
CherryMangoLover 1 year ago 14
This video brings tears to my eyes every time I hear it.
TJE4210 2 years ago 149
Quel plaisir d'entendre cette chanson par Nana Mouskouri. Merci
chiponne14 2 years ago 63
gänsehaut pur.....
maykay77 2 years ago 131
Nothing much gets me to tear up. But this is deff. one of them. This the most heavenly version I have ever heard. 1 Million stars!
TJE4210 2 years ago 270
John Newton was the author of Amazing Grace. He became a Christian believer during his stint in the slave trade, and subsequently required that all slaves be treated humanely. He also encouraged prayer on his ship. He later left the slave business and became a wildly popular minister in England. Got this from Google and Wikipedia. No mention of throwing a black baby overboard anywhere.
pookypie3 2 years ago 73
Where are you getting this information? I googled John Newton, the author of Amazing Grace, and could find no such thing. It is true that he was in the slave trade, but back in the day that was a socially acceptable occupation. And he made sure the slaves on his ship were treated humanely and encouraged everyone to pray. He later left the slave trade and became a very popular minister in England. Please provide a reference for your black baby story.
pookypie3 2 years ago 60
I think poke needs to listen to the song. The author was a slave trader who later recanted his wicked ways. We christians, not all bible thumpers, try to live and let live. The song is about the grace God gives us to redem even though we have gone astray. Lighten up Poke.
dorkfish78 2 years ago 74
Tee-hee, my name is Grace.
UngracfulGracie 2 years ago 44
Gänsehaut pur - Gooseflesh pure
Ahmetoniho 2 years ago 40
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Ahmetoniho 2 years ago
he wrote the song out of repentance for what he had done....he knew slavery was evil....maybe it was a way of asking God for forgiveness....
amora327 2 years ago 25
She has an amazing voice, it's just so universally awesome, as the OP states, it trascends across all religions and the globe. Too bad the actual creator of this song was a naughty man...
FlavorofLoveFanatic 2 years ago 13
PREACH IT! I love this comment. :)
FlavorofLoveFanatic 2 years ago
that amazing grace touched a muslim like me tooooo!!
marcheejon 2 years ago 33
Yes John Newton was involved in the slave trade, until he and everyone else aboard his ship nearly died in a fierce storm at sea. When he realized how helpless they were, it changed him as a person and led to his writing this hymn. If you listen to the lyrics, Newton acknowleges his own shortcomings as a human being and the fact that we are not 100 percent in contol of our destiny. The message behind this hymn is that even for the least of us, redemption is possible.
draco6543 2 years ago 2
Yes it was true the man who wrote this song was a slave trader, but did you also know he wrote this song after barely surviving a storm at sea that swept many overboard to their deaths? He almost joined them in death, and was utterly helpless to do anything. That was why John Newton wrote this song, and in it he acknowledged his own shortcomings as a human being. That was why Christianity succeed as much as it did, it's message that even the least among us can be redeemed.
draco6543 2 years ago 2
Pokemongo1, I know what you mean.Skin color is only a different package that we were wrapped in, inside we all have love, soul, respect ,emotions, and then some do not, but i love this rendition of this song.I do hope the man who threw that baby away, has to atone for it, that`s just horrible.How could he?makes me very sad. Deanne Costello Indiana USA
deedeeco1738 2 years ago 2
amazing voice!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! from romania
gosedor 2 years ago 11
Great Nana. Also, i find on Youtube a painting 'Richard Germain, a tribute to Nana Mouskouri'. Look at this, it's wonderful. Bye
MarcStain 2 years ago
amasing you are an amsing grace ;you are what you sing
Inulia1978 2 years ago
This is just beautiful!
redazalea6 2 years ago 6
That was before he was born again and became a Christian. The born again experience has transformed many lives, mine included.
flaguy999 2 years ago
yh but thats what the song is about grace changed the man to become good and leave the life of a slave trader behind
you obviously rnt livin in God's grace so you cant see this
oh well
alalexal6 2 years ago
Dude, what the hell is your problem? The lady who sings it is amazing. And for the record, I'm gay and I actually happen to like this song. Chill
Chadoh21 2 years ago 7
you ignore that he changed his ways after having written the song and even stood up for the abolishment of slavery later on
mdreisoe 2 years ago
If you like this song, check out BZN. This dutch band covered thid song also very beautifull. On youtube: BZN Amazing Grace.
36jeanlouis 2 years ago
If you like this song, check out BZN. This dutch band covered this song also very beautifull. On youtube: BZN Lily Marlene
36jeanlouis 2 years ago
He was not black hating he was the main drive in england to stop the slaveing and because of that worte this by the way the black man in he's counrty went and found others then sold them to the white man because if the white man went in to the deep parts of there he would have end up dead or dinner mate god bless
cliveheard 2 years ago
And John Newton spent his remaining days repenting, should he have committed suicide? Would that make you happy? Christianity has varied contexts, but forgivness is foremost...a Man who changed mankind forever...and nothing you say or do will change that...
BushMass 2 years ago
take it easy dude, i'm a non believer, but this song is trully divine....not exactly the right context to start such a critical debate
kk789789789 2 years ago
where do you get your info from, back up those words,
roosterz13 2 years ago
I agree! Thanks for posting this...Now I know...I am not against religion...They all give hope, nurture and guide humans...I am grateful that there are MANY religions...YES PEOPLE there exist other religions...Please be open minded and know that we are all sisters and brothers regardless of our differences. Do not shunn the opinion of others they are entitles to it....yes she does have a lovely voice. Peace to you
redrose11123 2 years ago 4
Rubbish!
The song was inspired by his faith, and by his life at see.
During a violent storm, Newton changed places with a colleague on deck, who was swept to see by a wave. Newton realized has he not changed places, he would have been the one to die. That is what the song is about, nothing more, and nothing less. None of that garbage of the throwing of black babies at sea, by black hating whites. Rubbish.
OliverTwisted01 2 years ago
A chosen voice for this song.
VENUNADAM 2 years ago
well the writer had stop being a slave trader and took vows of priesthood before writing this song.
kelly5432112345 2 years ago
i love plaing my guitar along 2 this
lilmisskkslider 2 years ago
this is awesome
z7a3r 2 years ago 3
From all versions of this very nice song, I´ve ever heard on youtube and elsewhere, this one is by far the best. What a voice to sing such a song ?
Godlike !!!
With nice greeetings from Germany.
P.S. At the time she was popular in Germany (70ies), I couldn´t understand what my parents found so outstanding...... now I know !!!
aceslowhand 2 years ago 6
Pokemongo,
Yes, John Newton who composed Amazing Grace was a drunkard who worked on slave ships. He was marooned by the captain and himself became a slave. But he had a complete conversion experience. He became a minister, taught himself Greek and Latin, and when he asked himself what was it that led to his turnaround, he realized it was the grace of God. Hence, the hymn. Get your story straight before you go around like a fool bashing Christians.
edmicca 2 years ago 2
I had no idea who wrote this song or what he did but that it is a beautiful song, wonderful words there is no doubt - maybe the song writer had a change of heart later in his life - we will never know what goes on in the minds of others - but if we hate people for what they did or their beliefs and refuse to forgive then we are no better - to make the world truly a better place we must be better and do better - I have faith in us - we can leave the ugly past of predijuce and hate behind us
louise1marais 2 years ago
Nope, I was not aware.... am not very Christian myself...my religion is another of the Abrahamic 3....the song is widely admired by large numbers of all three faiths, of course -- good music esp has a tendency to transcend its creator's nastiness/inhumanity...strange how that works....... Wagner is regularly played by the Israel PHO - though it took awhile!
sdorr 2 years ago 5
John Newton was indeed a slave trader. Until one day he was utterly helpless in a storm that nearly sank his ship. He acknowled in this hymn his own shortcomings as a human being. The message to this hymn is even those who go down the wrong paths in life could still be redeemed through God's love, if they choose to be saved. His near death experience at sea changed him profoundly, and that lead him to write this hymn.
draco6543 2 years ago 5
真很好听
grikes3838 2 years ago 6
Such a pure tone.
Tipledan 2 years ago 5
wow
solusito 2 years ago 7
beautiful voice
graceexplosion 2 years ago 8
geia su Ellinida kai oxi elinara!
095235100 2 years ago
great greek singer!
SuperObi2 2 years ago 7
Praise Jesus!
audrey600 2 years ago 88
Nice thing about this song is, that its so good, it transcends religious differences, esp when sung by Nana M....
sdorr 2 years ago 100
she sounded so angelic ...
opAir01 2 years ago 5
tres belle chanson je l'adore
nashawn007 2 years ago
Listeners should have their tissues at the ready.
wavygravynet 2 years ago
she is not the best sry but there are better ones
napolihuhn 2 years ago
deslumbrante esta canção
MrPaiCarlos 2 years ago
Amazing grace, amazing performance... Nana in Athens...
geokalou 2 years ago
nice music,
I am getting ready to write music encyclopedia which in greatest musicians from every country will be existed.
Can you help me about Greek musicians please, Can you write me top legendary 5 Greek musicians of all-times?
( I need an expert opinion, please answer if you think you are capable of to decide it)
decideyourmusic 2 years ago 3
Please tell me your native language, and I may be
able to provide further info.
sdorr 2 years ago 12
chills, beautiful, absolutely, Bless her for blessing us.
schnauzzie0732 2 years ago 3
Lobe den Herren, den mächtigen König der Ehren, lob ihn, o Seele, vereint mit den himmlischen Chören. Kommet zuhauf, Psalter und harfe, wacht auf, lasset den Lobgesang hören.
iromaromka 2 years ago
Милосердный Боже, благодарю Тебя за то, что я русский и православный! Великое счастье славить Тебя так, как это заповедовали Твои апостолы. Господи, Слава Тебе в Веках! Спаси народ Твой православный и всех верных Тебе! Господи, спасибо, что Ты есть!
iromaromka 2 years ago
I prefer more to listen this great song in her great
voice.
(smile)
CHINNUJACK 2 years ago
Very beautiful indeed!
SweetValleyRose 2 years ago
Her singing of this hymn brought tears to my eyes......what a lovely voice she has.
draco6543 2 years ago 20
As Nana will be with us forever, some others are trying to perform for the time being. As I was watching your videos I did think to send you a record from someone who has being hiding for long enough. Hope you enjoy him as I did when I did see him singing
juliamcdonnald 2 years ago
As Nana will be with us forever, some others are trying to perform for the time being. As I was watching your videos I did think to send you a record from someone who has being hiding for long enough. Hope you enjoy him as I did when I did see him singing
juliamcdonnald 2 years ago
Nana has never failed to do justice to traditional music
ndhan72 2 years ago
Zawsze kojarzyła mi się ta pieśń z czarnymi niewolnikami Ameryki Północnej
Wspaniałe wykonanie .
Dzięki
werato1 2 years ago
amazing voice
ikotobe 2 years ago 2
love this song
schnuddeldi 2 years ago
unbelievable...tears ran through my eyes
profi57 2 years ago
World's so beautiful!
xLovettx 2 years ago
Beautiful!! I would like to hear Susan Boyle sing it., wouldn' t you?
isabeldeescala 2 years ago
Nana for ever !!!!!!!
Sepperla 2 years ago
On my travels i have heard many people sing this song but this one takes some beating and i can feel a lump in my throat....Awesome!
JODIMAR45 2 years ago 49
her voice is not from this earth, or?
gaischni 2 years ago
What a beautiful voice.
vtcouple1 2 years ago
Where is her scarf?
neekthegreek 2 years ago
Praise the Lord
USABOYMAN 2 years ago 62
Praise me then
j2brother 2 years ago
What cd could I find this exact version of amazing grace on!?
Does anybody know for certain ?
It is divine.
montsyblackmaddona 2 years ago
je coné par coeur
aryssa77 3 years ago 16
To contemporary Greek "musicologists" (especially SimonoKaraïtes) = do you think there is "tradition" in your FALTSO rendering of music, or is Mouskouri worthy of IMITATION?
To sing the song the way she does, one has to have BATHED in old musical tradition and ETHOS, such as the Hellenic culture she has been bred by (Crete, Greece).
Backround shows Christian Greek orthodox iconography of a "troulos".
Her singing is more befitting than the DECADENT singing heard today in our churches.
GeorgiosMICHALAKIS 3 years ago
Too much vibrato.
sensei1974 3 years ago
bril nana
irishgeal1 3 years ago 14
Fenomenal,excelent,super !!!!!
amaadina 3 years ago 12
5+++ rating , What a wonderful voice she has .
A real legend .....
10handyandy 3 years ago 45
We Greeks are so proud of her!
LinkSoul2 3 years ago 21
A beautiful voice in both clarity and tone!
bestjonbon 3 years ago 24
fantastic and had repeatedly played the song.
kumang168 3 years ago 12
she must be an angel sent striaght down from heavan
hbk7up 3 years ago 11
wonderful song
just love it
renewkensel 3 years ago 19
Hermoso!!
AugustoRenoir 3 years ago 4
All I can say is BEAUTIFUL. What other adjective is better to describe this wonderful voice? To my favorites, for sure. To be shared for sure .
oldcountrytunes 3 years ago 15
the most amazing voice ive ever heard
ggo889 3 years ago 9
Just amazingly beutiful
subtleirony2008 3 years ago 3
sehr schön
SHHW70 3 years ago
One of the finest performances I have ever heard. A story of the creator becoming man and willingly dying for sinners, to save them from the wrath to come. what more can we ask of Gos?
togglesblock 3 years ago 3
Athens is the most beautiful and wonderful and amazing city in the whole freakin world! Love that Nana is singin there in the video! :)
AthinaGirl1984 3 years ago
Pretty sure its Jerusalem where she's singingf..
sdorr 3 years ago
Athens.......:)
cacanimus 3 years ago 16
....looks like Jerusalem -- could be Athens
sdorr 3 years ago
its athens
ellasrules 2 years ago
it is athens:-p mouskouri is great...!
Ihnalina 2 years ago
her boice is lke a angel
buuny001 3 years ago 30
Try ..."her voice is like an angel".
ndhan72 2 years ago 2
Wow,...truly a most beautiful voice, Nana Mouskouri, heard this song in english and in cherokee,...at the beginning Ms. Mouskouri sings in english but at the end, is it Greek? 5 stars sdorr thanx for sharin'!=)
qualqui 3 years ago 2
¡Precioso, me encanta Nana Mouskoury.10***para ti Sdorr. Gracias Albamaría por compartir. Besos, -Juana-
5chicamaru5 3 years ago
Bellisimo, gracias Albamaria por compartir, un saludo a ambas.
SOLEDAD
MARAZUL333 3 years ago
That is so beautiful that sent so many chill down my spines nad tears from my eyes,
mycokerulesyayD 3 years ago 4
if u really want redemption u surely can find and have it ,jesus went to the coross so u could and that makes this song great.
hfpitman 3 years ago
best singer forever
BadCannstatt007 3 years ago 4
anyone who isn't melted by this song has a heart of stone
sprtslvr1973 3 years ago 2
She's awesome... except for those glasses... =P
Arien17k 3 years ago
How wonderful! I have never heard anyone sing "Amazing grace" as beautiful as NM does here.
Papapyes 3 years ago 2
this song makes me cry , i just love the text .. andwhat a beautiful voice ..
and the choir åååh my god !!
HeffyXD 3 years ago
me encanta esta cancion, es muy bonita
123danieles 3 years ago
How wonderful! I have never heard anyone sing "Amazing grace" as beautiful as
NM does here.
Papapyes 3 years ago 3
Oh my God... shivering voice...
anonimatotala 3 years ago
iperoxo videoclip!
melacore87 3 years ago
What an angelic voice! It is truly a gift from God-
yilishihfu 3 years ago 34
a very pretty version of this song
disorderlover 3 years ago
How wonderful!I have never heard anyone sing this song more beautiful.
Papapyes 3 years ago
This must be how angels sing....we are not worthy of hearing such a holy sound
o4anO 3 years ago 31
I will never find redemption for bad things I did but this song brigs peace to my life every time I hear it...
riccardomilani 3 years ago 27
Nana's angel's voice makes me cry,Beautiful.
azra1956 3 years ago 23
Nana's angel's voice make me cry...beaztiful
azra1956 3 years ago 15
Very good performance
SG77com 3 years ago 12
I love Nana's angels voice.Beautiful.
azra1956 3 years ago 10
this song always brings tears to my eyes. I felt the comfortness within the song itself, such a powerful song really amazing GRACE
maxitopas 3 years ago 12
Wow, At my school we are doing a dance to this song. It's not sung by her though. The lyrics to this song are so good.
FrostedAnimalCracker 3 years ago 3
everytime I hear this song, it always brings tears to my eyes. Such a comforting song.....cannot describe it, Just like my sould been pour with water of life (if i may say)......REALLy AMAZING GRACe INDeeD....
PRAISE GOD
maxitopas 3 years ago
I can't stand this lady's singing. Great voice, but all her songs sound alike to me. No feeling :(
nigulat 3 years ago
this song rocks
pinane21 3 years ago
great voice. im not a christain but i love this song.. it really touch the heart
meikoyang 3 years ago 2
So much feelings. I get a duck skin. Seh is the best. Poli orea
moromou25 3 years ago 3
what a beautiful song!
daiki1992 3 years ago 3
great song
oeleboeb 3 years ago 2
AMAZING....I love this!
jammies3 3 years ago 2
really the best "Amazing grace",angel's voice.Judy Collins is also good,but not as Nana.Amazing.
azra1956 3 years ago 2
this song paints a picture for those who have ben redeemed.i love it more each time i hear it.
hfpitman 3 years ago 5
yes, paint it white...wonderful..I love Nana's angels voice.Greetings from Croatia.
azra1956 3 years ago 11
is a orthodox church if im not wrong
TORTILAno 3 years ago
EveryoneLovesSatan67 3 years ago
Approved for now. I think you failed to appreciate the beauty of the song. I wish that
various religions didn't _divide_ humanity, but art like this I believe helps resists those divisions, and disappoints our lesser angels.
sdorr 3 years ago
dude, I dont' think you understood what I was trying to say...religion has nothing to do with appreciating a song like this but i couldn't find any other way to describe her voice...sorry if I offended anyone...
o4anO 3 years ago 2
she is amazing!!... i love nana
93rman 3 years ago 2
beautiful
ElTiant 3 years ago
its nice to get old i can now play nana mouskouri with out the piss took out of me
yampydoo123 3 years ago
Angel! No human can have a voice like this. I feel that this is the first song we will sing after entering eternety.
florinu123 3 years ago
simply the best!!! No more words.
VamosOuviroTiroteio 3 years ago 2
wahhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhsin das ist einfach genial
sandystevy 3 years ago
my gran was amazing grace she lived to be 103 weloved this song brought tears to my eyes god bless you gran and nana
martin4lorraine 3 years ago
what a beautiful, unique voice
gazmusc 3 years ago
amazing grece !
ludochem 3 years ago
The greath voice
fibonacii3000 3 years ago
Can someone tell me in which church is she singing? The name of the church and its location?
svtnesan 3 years ago
Beautiful Voice
tinkerblair709 3 years ago
Takaahkihtaakwan ooma nikamon taapwe! Mistahi mina e-miyohtaakwahk kaa Nehiyawi nikamotwaaw ayamihaawinihk. Ay hiy, kinanaaskomon Youtubihk kaa astaat sdorr. God bless you!
amiskosis 3 years ago