Run Wild Horse - Aaron Watson

Run Wild Horse

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Intro: Am Em Am Em
 
Verse
Am
Somewhere on a nowhere road I hear you whisper this
Em
Slow that Mustang down, come on and steal my kiss
Am
Girl I've got you in my arms, coming all undone
Em Em/F# G
No fences in your heart run wild horses
 
Am
Run free as the wind my passion on your skin
Em Em/F# G
Your lips on mine run wild horses
Am
Run out of control deep down in your soul
Em Em/F# G
We become one, run wild horses run
 
Interlude
Am - Em
 
Verse
Am
Out there on that sunset strip those stars come out at night
Em
But they don't shine like you, you've got your own spot light
Am
Girl I want to take you home, wanna get you all alone
Em Em/F# G
Unleash this love of mine run wild horses
 
Am
Run free as the wind my passion on your skin
Em Em/F# G
Your lips on mine run wild horses
Am
Run out of control deep down in your soul
Em Em/F# G
We become one, run wild horses run
Em/F# G
Run wild horses run
 
Am Em
So let's break these chains and go down like the setting sun
Am Em Em/F# G
No love don't need these reigns no we can't be bound can't tie us down run wild horses
 
Verse
Am
Run free as the wind my passion on your skin
Em Em/F# G
Your lips on mine run wild horses
Am
Run out of control deep down in your soul
Em Em/F# G
We become one, run wild horses run
 
Am
Run free as the wind my passion on your skin
Em Em/F# G
Your lips on mine run wild horses
Am
Run out of control deep down in your soul
Em Em/F# G Am - Em
We become one, run wild horses run
Em Am
Run wild horses run
Em Am
Run wild horses run

How to play Run Wild Horse

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 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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