Randy Travis Sings ‘Amazing Grace’ at Hall of Fame Ceremony 3 Years After Suffering Stroke (Video)

“On the Other Hand” singer was inducted during Nashville ceremony on Sunday

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Randy Travis‘ voice was quite the sweet sound to the crowd at the Country Music Hall of Fame induction ceremony.

Three years after suffering a stroke that nearly took his life, Travis wowed attendees by singing “Amazing Grace” at the ceremony, the Associated Press reports.

Travis, 57, was on hand at the Nashville ceremony to be inducted into the Hall of Fame, along with Charlie Daniels and record producer Fred Foster.

During the ceremony, the singer’s wife, Mary Davis-Travis reflected on the life-threatening stroke, which was caused by a viral infection and led to a six-month hospital stay, along with multiple procedures and operations.

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