Calvary in guitar acoustic version can be one of your liked music. Not only hearing the music but you can play “Calvary by Levon Helm” using guitar too. Yeah .. this song by may also be played by that device. But, first thing, you must know its guitar chords.

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Yups, guitar is tough to master in the beginning, but gets easier the longer you stick with it. The more you practice, the simple guitar will feel to play that song.

“Calvary” guitar chords has rhythm and included in “Dirt Farmer (2007)” album.

Calvary by Levon Helm Guitar Chords

Tuning: Standard

Capo: 2nd fret

Intro:

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Verse: 1

Every [Em]man will see the day

That his [D]hopes are dashed a-[Em]way

No word can bring him peace

No [D]man can set him [Em]free

Some will ramble far from home

Work their [D]fingers to the [Em]bone

Some will numb their hearts with wine

To dis-[D]tract their troubled [Em]minds

Chorus:

Take me down to Calvary

Take me down, [D]down, [Em]down, [D]right on [Em]down

Verse: 2

There’s no running from your troubles

Or you’re [D]sure to make them [Em]double

You will meet your destiny

Every [D]man is [Em]Calvary

Chorus:

Take me down to Calvary

Take me down, [D]down, [Em]down, [D]right on [Em]down

Take me [A]down, take me [Em]down

Take me down, [D]down, right on [Em]down

Verse: 3

I will lay my hammer down

Set my [D]knees upon the [Em]ground

I will not leave from this place

Until I [D]see a face-to-[Em]face

Chorus:

Take me down to Calvary

Take me down, [D]down, [Em]down, [D]right on [Em]down

Take me [A]down, take me [Em]down

Take me down, [D]down, right on [Em]down

Take me [A]down, take me [Em]down

Take me down, [D]down, [Em]down, [D]down, right on [Em]down
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If you want to study Levon Helm Calvary guitar chords, you should to learn the 5 major chords, C major, A major, G major, E major, and D major. The reason we use all major chords is that the minors of any of these chords only lack tiny adjustments. Every of those minor chords is fully based on its major counterpart.

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