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Thanks To Calvary lyrics and chords are intended for your personal use
only, it's a very pretty country gospel recorded by Jamie Dailey and
Darrin Vincent.
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Thanks To Calvary Recorded by Dailey and Vincent Written by Gloria Gaither and William J. Gaither
D7 G C Today I went back to the place where I used to go G D7 Em Am D7 Today I saw that same old crowd I knew before G D7 G C When they asked me what had happened I tried to tell them G D7 G Thanks to Calvary I don't come here any more
C G D7 Thanks to Calvary I'm not the man that I used to be G D7 Em Am D7 Thanks to Calvary things are different than before G D7 G C While the tears ran down my face I tried to tell them G D7 G Thanks to Calvary I don't come here any more
D7 G And when we went back to that little old house C Where we used to live G D7 Em Am D7 My little boy he ran and hid behind the door G D7 G I said son oh don't you fear C Praise God you got a brand new daddy now G D7 G And it's all thanks to Calvary we don't live here any more
C G D7 Thanks to Calvary I am not the dad that I used to be G D7 Em Am D7 Thanks to Calvary things are different than before G D7 G C While a tear ran down my face I tried to tell them G D7 G Thanks to Calvary we don't live here any more
C G D7 Thanks to Calvary we don't live here G C G Oh we don't live here any more (any more)
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