Running
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Am
Hot steamy night alone
F Am
I wait for you.
Cold brittle morning alone
F E
And I cry for you.
F
And when you finally call,
G Am (D7)
You cloak your moves in the shadows.
Am F
Those days and nights I was good to you.
Am F
They must not have meant very much to you.
E F
The night I needed you the most,
G Am (D7)
My cries fell on deaf ears.
Am
And I'm running so hard to find it
F
And I'm running so fast.
Am
And I'm telling you know to leave me,
F
Our romance cannot last.
E
And if someday I need to see you,
F
I'll come back from the past.
G
I'll come back and find you,
Am (D7)
I'll never leave you now.
Am F
Those days and nights I was good to you.
Am F
They must not have meant very much to you.
E F
The night I needed you the most,
G Am (D7)
My cries fell on deaf ears.
Am F
Now I don't want to play games with you.
Am F
But I don't know what to say to you.
E F
The digits change so slowly now.
G Am (D7)
I'm going it alone.
Am
And I'm running so hard to find it
F
And I'm running so fast.
Am
And I'm telling you know to leave me,
F
Our romance cannot last.
E
And if someday I need to see you,
F
I'll come back from the past.
G
I'll come back and find you,
Am (D7)
I'll never leave you now.
Variações em Am
How to play Running
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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.