Take Me Back To Calvary - The Simpson Family

Take Me Back To Calvary

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Afinação: E A D G B ETecla: DbCapotraste:
1st traste
[Intro]
C G Am7 F
 
[Verse 1]
C
Sometimes the doubt will whisper
Am7
At times it roars like thunder
F G
Sometimes it grips my soul and won’t let go
C
Sometimes I think I’m worthless
Am7
That voice is so relentless
F G
At times I question, Lord where did you go
 
[Chorus]
C
G
Take me to the cross
Am7
Remind me where I was
F
Remind me what it cost
C
You thought I was worth it
G
Even knowing who I am
Am7
Redeemed is how I plead
F
Forgiven’s where I stand
Dm7
When the voice of doubt and unbelief
C
Has driven me to my knees
F Fm
And I wonder how you still love a wretch like me
C G Am7 F
Take me back to Calvary
 
[Verse 2]
C
Sometimes the weight has crushed me
Am7
And without even knowing
F G
I try to do it all in my own strength
C
But you are my strong tower
Am7
My hope in this dark hour
F G
You alone are my Rock and my Defense
 
[Chorus]
C
Take me back to Calvary
G
Take me to the cross
Am7
Remind me where I was
F
Remind me what it cost
C
You thought I was worth it
G
Even knowing who I am
Am7
Redeemed is how I plead
F
Forgiven’s where I stand
Dm7
When the voice of doubt and unbelief
C
Has driven me to my knees
F Fm
And I wonder how you still love a wretch like me
C
Take me back to Calvary
 
[Bridge]
Dm7 C
Oh what boundless everlasting love
F G
Calvary proves you’ll always be enough
 
[Chorus]
C
Take me back to Calvary
G
Take me to the cross
Am7
Remind me where I was
F
Remind me what it cost
D
You thought I was worth it
A
Even knowing who I am
Bm7
Redeemed is how I plead
G
Forgiven’s where I stand
Em7
When the voice of doubt and unbelief
D
Has driven me to my knees
G Gm
And I wonder how you still love a wretch like me
D A
Take me back to Calvary
Bm7 G
Take me back to Calvary
 
[Outro]
D

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Can I play it on guitar or keyboard?

Yes. The chord progression works on acoustic guitar, electric guitar and keyboard. Adapt the voicings to your instrument and level.

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