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Afinação: E A D G B ECapotraste:
1st traste
[Verse 1]
Em
O let the world come at you, love,
D
Like distant toms a-drumming.
C
Love, run! A song you know's begun
 
Em
O let the earth a-tumble, love,
D
And humble you withal, keep running.
C
It’s up to you now,
C
Up to you now love to
 
[Chorus]
Em
Run, love run
D
For all the things you’ve done
D
Run for all the things that drum
C
Run for all those pages thumbed
 
Em
Love run, love run
D
For all the things you wished you’d done
C
Run for all you know that’s coming
D
Run to show that love’s worth running to
 
[Verse 2]
Em
Let foul men band and heed your hum
D
For that ancient hymn you heard me strumming
C
Is nought but fumble-falls and guns
C
And tumbleweeds. Love, run!
Em
It's nought that rum won't solve
D
Though some would harm you, none - not one - no none
C
Will raise to you a hand nor thumb
C
Not while by you I stand and hum
 
[Chorus]
Em
(Love) Run, love run
D
For all the things you’ve done
D
Run for all the things that drum
C
Run for all those pages thumbed
 
Em
Love run, love run
D
For all the things we wished we’d done
C
Run from all you know that’s coming
D
Run to show that love’s worth running to
 
[Verse 3]
 
Em
O let the land come at you, love,
D
With all it's sand and sin, a-singing.
C
A song you once knew well's begun,
C
Run until your lungs are numb.
Em
Now let the earth a-tumble, love,
D
And humble you withal, keep running.
C
It's not from what we run that drums,
C
But what's to come, what’s to come
 
[Chorus]
Em
(Love) Run, love run
D
For all the things you’ve done
D
Run for all the things that drum
C
Run for all those pages thumbed
 
Em
Love run, love run
D
For all the things we wished we’d done
C
Run from all you know that’s coming
D
Run to show that love’s worth running to

How to play Love Run

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What is the starting chord?

The first identified chord is E. You can transpose without leaving the page.

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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