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Tommee Profitt - Amazing Grace (He's Alive) Lyrics

Artist:
Tommee Profitt
Album:
The Resurrection Of A King
Official Release:
27 Mar 2026

Lyrics

Verse 1

Amazing grace, how sweet the sound

That saved a wretch like me

I once was lost, but now I’m found

Was blind, but now I see


Verse 2

’Twas grace that taught my heart to fear

And grace my fears relieved

How precious did that grace appear

The hour I first believed


Verse 3

The Lord has promised good to me

His word my hope secures

He will my shield and portion be

As long as life endures


Praise God

Praise God, praise God

Praise God, praise God

Praise God, praise God

Praise God, praise God

Praise God, praise God

Praise God, praise God

Praise God, praise God

Praise God


Chorus

He’s Alive, He’s Alive

The Son of God

Raised back to life

The King of Kings

And Lord of Lords

The Risen Christ


He’s Alive, He’s Alive

Hope for all

Now go and tell

He has come

And saved the world

He is Alive!

HE’S ALIVE!


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Meaning & Inspiration

Tommee Profitt’s arrangement pairs the familiar verses of “Amazing Grace” with a direct announcement of the resurrection. The original hymn traces an individual’s movement from lostness to foundness, from blindness to sight, locating that change in the saving work of grace. Those verses emphasize personal testimony—what grace has done for one person. The added chorus repositions that same grace within the larger event of Easter: “He’s Alive, the Son of God raised back to life.” The grace that saved a wretch is tied to the risen Christ who holds authority as King and Lord. The repeated “Praise God” functions as a doxological response, turning reflection into worship. There is a clear theological thread: the grace that awakens faith is the same power that raised Jesus from the dead, and that resurrection becomes the foundation for hope and for the call to tell others. The song holds together personal salvation and public proclamation, showing that individual transformation is grounded in the historical reality of Christ’s victory over death.