On The Run
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Selah Sue On The Run
(
capo 3RD fret)
Intro:
Am Dm D
Am
The more you tired
Am Em
The more you are became less inside
Am
The more it changed
Am Em
The more you lost your place of mind
Am
girl I know what it's like to feel this way
Am Em
girl, I do understand
Am Em
It wasn't all that easy, yeah.
Em
You better watch out my friend
Am Dm
You're on the run but it never comes easy
Em
It could happen again.
Am Dm
You're on the run, but never comes easy
Em
You better get out my friend
Am Dm
You're on the run but it never comes easy
Am
yeah ooh
Am
The more you cried
Am Em
The more you're became restless inside
Am
The more it changed
Am Em
The more your eyes stayed open at night girl
Am
I know what it's like to lose your way
Am
Girl I do understand
Em
It wasn't all that easy, yeah
Am
But then your mom said ''Enough''
Am C
But it's hard to stay yourself
Am
And then it's hard to put yourself back on track
C
You need some help.
Am C
Find yourself, it's on the way
C
Yeah,yeah,yeah,yeah
Am Em
But it's never easy, yeah.
Em
You better watch out my friend
Am Dm
You're on the run but it never comes easy
Em
It could happen again.
Am Dm
You're on the run, but never comes easy
Em
You better get out my friend
Am Dm
You're on the run but it never comes easy
Em
You better watch out my friend
Am Dm
You're on the run but it never comes easy
Em
It could happen again.
Am Dm
You're on the run, but never comes easy
Em
You better get out my friend
Am Dm
You're on the run but it never comes easy
Am
yeah ooh
How to play On The Run
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What is the starting chord?
The first identified chord is Am. 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.