Lyrics to
What A Difference You’ve Made

This version of What A Difference You’Ve Made was released by Amy Grant in 1977.

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What a difference You’ve made in my life
What a difference You’ve made in my life
You’re my sunshine day and night
Oh what a difference You’ve made in my life

What a change You have made in my heart
What a change You have made in my heart
You replaced all the broken parts
Oh what a change You have made in my heart

Love to me was just a word in a song
That had been way over used
But you gave love a meaning
So I’ve joined in the singing
That’s why I want to spread the news

What a difference You’ve made in my life
What a difference You’ve made in my life
You’re my sunshine day and night
Oh what a difference You’ve made

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Amy Grant has released many songs over the years besides What A Difference You’Ve Made. Amy Grant released songs from 1977 to 2008 spanning across albums like Amy Grant, My Father's Eyes, Never Alone, In Concert Volume Two, In Concert, Age To Age, A Christmas Album, Straight Ahead, Unguarded, Lead Me On, Heart In Motion, Home For Christmas, House Of Love, Behind The Eyes, A Christmas To Remember, Legacy... Hymns & Faith, Simple Things, Rock Of Ages... Hymns & Faith, and The Christmas Collection. Decade Lyrics has over lyrics & songs by Amy Grant.

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