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Everlast - What it's like No particularly graceful person in the song, except maybe the singer himself, but encourages grace and perspective from the listener.
I've always loved that song! The sheer number of people who are completely baffled that he's one of the rappers from House of Pain cracks me up everytime. Whitey Ford Sings the Blues is a better album than it has any right to be.
Jeff Buckley's Grace?
Well Amazing Grace of course.
Mary Gauthier Mercy Now
Billy Strings "In the morning light"