Always On The Run - Broadway Calls

Always On The Run

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Intro
C F G x2
 
[Verso 1]
C
We're out on the edge of
F G
what's real and what's pretend
C
I'm let down before we're
F G
through and my new best friend
C
It's been a long night talking it out
F G
It's been a sweet night thanks again
C
I spent a long time thinking about
F G
How much I miss that and my friends
 
[Pré-Refrão]
 
Am
Lay out the math again
F
you can show Me all the
G
forty times you know
 
[Refrão]
C G F
Always on the run
C
Always on the run
G F
Chasing our old times
C F G C F G
you're no fun
 
[Verso 2]
C
Dancing with the chemicals
F G
swirling in the air
C F
Hope that we took enough
G
to get us there We took a
C
back road a little too fast
F
We took the wrong turns
G
for the scene We gotta
C
catch up three short
F
hours And then it's back
G
to tough and mean
 
[Pré-Refrão]
Am
Lay out the math again
F
you can show Me all the
G
forty times you know
 
[Refrão]
 
C G F
Always on the run
C
Always on the run
G F
Chasing our old times
C F G C F G
you're no fun
 
Instrumental
A x2
 
[Ponte]
A
Get caught up in
D E
me way oh way oh
A
Get embarrassing
D E
way oh way oh
A
Clocked distance in
D E
there way oh way oh
A A
We gotta go we gotta go
D E
we gotta go go go
 
Instrumental Bass
A E D x2
 
[Refrão]
 
A E D
Always on the run
A
Always on the run
E D
Chasing our old times
you're no fun
A E D
Always on the run
A
Always on the run
E D
Chasing our old times
you're no fun
A E D
Always on the run
A
Always on the run
E D
Chasing our old times
you're no fun
A E D
Always on the run
A
Always on the run
E D
Chasing our old times
you're no fun
A E D
Always on the run
A E D A
Always on the run

How to play Always On The Run

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What is the starting chord?

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Can I play it on guitar or keyboard?

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