Amazing Grace (Used to Be Her Favorite Song)
The Amazing Rhythm Aces
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Amazing Grace, used to be her favorite song Lord where's my good girl gone? She was all I ever wanted She was an angel for sure She stands even now in my memory So sweet and pure But all that made me happy Was a bottle and a song Used to stay out drinkin' While she cried all night long Amazing Grace, used to be her favorite song Lord where's my good girl gone? She thought she could make me Change in awhile so she learned How to drink and she learned how to smile I guess the pull of the bottle Was just a little bit to strong Now she's left me and I don't know where she's gone Amazing Grace, used to be her favorite song Lord where's my good girl gone? And then one night she said "I'm goin'" But she didn't say where It didn't seem to matter And I didn't really care But now that I'm sober And I can see it all I know I'm to blame for her part Amazing Grace, used to be her favorite song Lord where's my good girl gone? Lord where's my good girl gone?
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Written by: GLEN CAMPBELL, TIMOTHY W AKERS, BUBBA SMITH
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12 facts about this song
Song Origin"Amazing Grace (Used to Be Her Favorite Song)" is a track from the Amazing Rhythm Aces, an American country-rock group formed in 1972.
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Album DetailsThe song is part of their debut album entitled "Stacked Deck," which was released in 1975.
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Chart SuccessThe song reached number 9 on the Billboard Hot Country Singles & Tracks chart.
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Band FormationThe members of Amazing Rhythm Aces include lead singer and bass player, Russell Smith, drummer Butch McDade, guitarist and pianist Barry 'Byrd' Burton, guitarist and vocalist Duncan Cameron, pianist and keyboardist James Hooker, and bass player Jeff 'Stick' Davis.
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Music GenreThe signature sound of the band is a blend of pop, country, and blue-eyed soul, which is evident in "Amazing Grace (Used to Be Her Favorite Song)".
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Song ThemeThe song represents the country's lyrical storytelling tradition, telling the story of a woman who loved the song "Amazing Grace" but left her man and no longer sings.
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SongwritingThe song was written by Russell Smith, the band's lead singer. He is known for his ability to blend various music genres and his storytelling lyrics.
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ImpactDespite not being the band's most successful single (that title would go to "Third Rate Romance"), "Amazing Grace (Used to Be Her Favorite Song)" remains a popular track among the band's fans.
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Live Performances"Amazing Grace (Used to Be Her Favorite Song)" was frequently performed live by the Amazing Rhythm Aces during their concerts and live shows.
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RecognitionThe Amazing Rhythm Aces, the band who performed the song, were nominated for two Grammy Awards and won one for "Best Country Vocal Performance" for a different song, "The End is Not in Sight."
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Band's BreakupDespite their success with songs like "Amazing Grace (Used to Be Her Favorite Song)", the band's initial run from 1972 came to an end in 1981. They reformed in 1994 and performed together until 2007.
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Legacy"Amazing Grace (Used to Be Her Favorite Song)" continues to be appreciated years after its initial release, reflective of the lasting impact of the Amazing Rhythm Aces on country and rock music.
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