Run Run Run - Gyllene Tider

Run Run Run

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[Intro: ]Am G F Dm E
 
Verse 1:
 
Am G
Go! Go! She wants you every time that you pass her by
F Dm E
Go! Go! And wishing you could stay with her by her side
Am G
Go! Go! You got a piece of her heart, now, you shouldn't refuse
F Dm E
Go! Go! You came out to win, now you're bound to lose
 
Chorus:
 
C
She's gonna run run run
G
'cos here you go and break her heart (go and break her heart)
She's gonna run run run
F G
before you start to tear it apart
 
Solo: Am G F Dm E
 
Verse 2:
 
Am G
Go! Go! Fire in your eyes, a new love is burning
F Dm E
Go! Go! But she's not gonna be there when it comes to returning
Am G
Go! Go! She's dreaming alone in this lonely world
F Dm E
Go! Go! You give all you got to another girl
 
Chorus:
 
C
She's gonna run run run
G
'cos here you go and break her heart (go and break her heart)
Am
She's gonna run run run
F G
before you start to tear it apart
 
Solo: C E
C E
C E
C E
 
Am G F Dm E
 
Am G F Dm E
(Go!Go!) (Go!Go!)
 
Repeat Chorus 3 Times To End:
 
C
She's gonna run run run
G
'cos here you go and break her heart (go and break her heart)
Am
She's gonna run run run
F G
before you start to tear it apart
 
C
She's gonna run run run
G
'cos here you go and break her heart (go and break her heart)
Am
She's gonna run run run
F G
before you start to tear it apart
 
C
She's gonna run run run
G
'cos here you go and break her heart (go and break her heart)
Am
She's gonna run run run
F G
before you start to tear it apart
 
Am G F Dm E
(Go!Go!) (Go!Go!)
 
Am G F Dm E
(Go!Go!) (Go!Go!)
 
Am

How to play Run Run 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.

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