Amazing Grace / Til the Chicken - Tori Amos

George Porter, Jr: Um, I forgot my part, but I’m sorry, you know.

Y’all gonna have to forgive me.

I’m not used to having all these people around

while I’m playing something as sensitive as the blues.

Tori: Oh, I told you so.

George Porter, Jr: Cool, let’s do it one more time?

Tori: Yeah.

George Porter, Jr: You feel all right?

Tori: Yeah, I do, I wanna do that one…

George Porter, Jr: You got one more in your voice?

Tori: We should do another one first.

How’s your church, did you go to church?

If the angels is gonna come in, we should sing a song the angels know, George.

They don’t know this song.

George Porter, Jr: The angels don’t know this one, yeah.

Tori: No, what do you know?

George Porter, Jr: I don’t know… I’m gonna follow you.

Tori: Give me drones on C.

George Porter, Jr: Ok.

Amazing Grace

Written by John Newton

Amazing Grace

How sweet the sound

That saved a wretch like me

I once was lost

But now I sure is found

Was blind but now I see

'Twas grace, mother, that taught

My heart to fear

And grace my fears relieved

How precious did ever, yes

Your grace, sweet grace appear

The hour I first believed

When we’ve been there

Ten thousand years

Bright shining, said

as his sun, your son

I know that grace

Sweet grace has appeared

And now she’ll bring me home

Til the Chicken

Written by Tori Amos

and Geroge Porter, Jr

So some say she got

Green enough field

And some say she got

Too many strings

With petticoats on

And goin' hall gown

The sweetest nylon

No not where she’s gone

Gonna raise his tail

And wrangle his wings

Some say she got

Plenty of stockings

So some say she got

Some Divas and Kramer

Why all this spare

Then shaking her tail

The sweetest nylon

No not where he’s gone

Gonna raise his tail

And wrangle his wing

Until the little chicken come home

The sweetest nylon

No not where he’s gone

Gonna raise his tail

And wrangle his wings, I said

The sweetest nylon

No not where he’s gone

I’m gonna raise his tail

And wrangle his wings

Until the little chicken come home, say

Until the little chicken come home

George: Pass out the chicken, yow