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Nurse who treats COVID-19 patients performs chilling rendition of 'Amazing Grace'

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Nurse sings 'Amazing Grace' in viral video
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ByNicole Pelletiere
April 13, 2020, 2:35 PM

A nurse who captivated the internet with her rendition of "Amazing Grace" continues to inspire her patients and all who watched.

Lori Marie Key, who is on the front lines of the novel coronavirus pandemic, virtually appeared live on "Good Morning America" on Monday to discuss her viral moment.

"These last few weeks have been challenging but we just have to remember why we're here and that is to be here for our patients, especially during this difficult time," Key told "GMA."

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“Pray for the sick and health care workers at risk for this disease.”

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Key, an RN at St. Mary Mercy in Livonia, Michigan, said she was approached at work with a request for her to sing "Amazing Grace." Her chilling version of the notable hymn garnered 660,000 views on "GMA's" Facebook page, alone.

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In addition to treating COVID-19 patients, Key said the hospital tries to promote spiritual healing.

"Sometimes I'll do a bedside prayer with my patients, especially if they request it because right now we need prayer more than ever," she added.

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