Run Run Run
View chords used in this chart
Intro D A Bm (step bass A) G A D Dsus D
Verse
D A Bm step bass A
From the Colorado mountains
G D A Asus A
To the California sun
D A Bm step bass A
I won’t stop until I get there
G A D Dsus D
I will run run run.
Verse
D A Bm step bass A
I’ve been lonely for a long time
G D A Asus A
Always searching for someone
D A Bm step bass A
Still not sure what I’m looking for
G A D Dsus D
So I will run run run.
[Refrão]
Em D/F# G
There's no use in making pla–a-ans Cuz
Em D/F# A Asus A
there's no telling what’s to come
Em D/F# G
Just when you think you have a cha-a-ance Then
Em D/F# A Asus A
strings you’ve tied all come undone
Verse
D A Bm step bass A
I have loved you since I met you
G D A Asus A
Always knew you were the one
D A Bm step bass A
If you need me I’ll come get you
G A D Dsus D
Yes I will run run run.
Interlude Verse
[Refrão]Em D/F# G
There's no use in making pla–a-ans Cuz
Em D/F# A Asus A
there's no telling what’s to come
Em D/F# G
Just when you think you have a cha-a-ance All those
Em D/F# A Asus A
strings you’ve tied ‘ll come undone
Verse
D A Bm step bass A
I have loved you for a long time
G D A Asus A
Always knew you were the one
D A Bm step bass A
If you need me I’ll be by your side
G A D Dsus D
Yes I will run run run.
G A D Dsus D
I will run run run.
G A D Dsus D
run run run.
How to play Run Run Run
Use the controls above to change the key and text size. Follow the highlighted chords while listening, then practice each section slowly before playing at the original tempo.
What is the starting chord?
The first identified chord is D. 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.