Running Around - Douwe Bob

Running Around

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Intro
Em7 Cadd9 D
Em7 Cadd9 D
 
verse 1
Em7
I set my mind on forgetting you
G
Blame myself for letting you
Cadd9
Sparking up the fire, then you blow it out
D
You got real close to burning me out
Em7
I'm trying real hard to speed up the clock
G
Every night another tries to pick what you locked
Cadd9
You're out the door, but you took the key
D
And now I'm playing for a company
 
[Refrão]Em7 Cadd9 D
I'm running around
Em7 Cadd9 D
And I see your face in the crowd fade away
Em7 Cadd9 D
I'm all over town
Em7 Cadd9 D
Trying to get through the nights, and through the days
 
Em7 Cadd9 D
Em7 Cadd9 D
 
verse 2
Em7
I hear your voice calling out my name
G
I got the wind in my sails and the storm in my brain
Cadd9
The waves are pulling me closer to you
D
I'm about to wreck tryna make it through
Em7
Close my eyes and I'm in your maze
G
Praying for an exit, been counting the days
Cadd9
With every turn I take, the deeper I follow in
D
The biggest loss can make you feel so small
 
[Refrão]Em7 Cadd9 D
I'm running around
Em7 Cadd9 D
And I see your face in the crowd fade away
Em7 Cadd9 D
Oh, I'm all over town
Em7 Cadd9 D
Trying to get through the nights, and through the days
 
Am Bm Em7 D
Am Bm Cadd9 D
Am Bm Em7 D
Am Bm Cadd9 D
 
[Refrão]Em7 Cadd9 D
I'm running around
Em7 Cadd9 D
And I see your face in the crowd fade away
Em7 Cadd9 D
Oh, I'm all over town
Em7 Cadd9 D
Trying to get through the nights, and through the days
 
Outro
 
Em7 Cadd9 D
Am Bm Cadd9 D
Am Bm Cadd9
Em7

How to play Running Around

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What is the starting chord?

The first identified chord is Em7. 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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