Turn And Run
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Intro
C Em Bm C
[Verso 1]
C
At first I froze
Em
Now it's so close
Bm C
What if it's too late to try?
C
We're by a thread
Em
Though it's unsaid
Bm C
I know that I should stay but
[Refrão]
D C
I could leave tonight and run
Em C
I know that I'm not fooling anyone
D C
But what will I become?
Em
If all that I do is
Bm Am
Turn and run
Em
Turn and run
[Verso 2]
C
It's right ahead
Em
Tears that we've shed
Bm C
Are stones we lay on roads that lead
C
Us to the end
Em
But I can't pretend
Bm C
That all along I don't know
[Refrão]
D G C
I could leave tonight and run
D Em C
I know that I'm not fooling anyone
D G C
But what will I become?
Em
If all that I do is
D G Am
Turn and run
Welcome to the edge
[Ponte]
Em C7 Em
Welcome to the edge
Em C7 Em
Feel it in my bones
C7
These are parts unknown
Em
Welcome to the edge
C
Welcome to the
Esus2
Welcome
Interlude
Em C Esus2
Em C D
Outro
Em C Esus2
We're on the edge of where the world drops
Em C Esus2
We're on the edge of where the world drops
Em
How do we live through this?
C D
How do we live through this fire?
Em C D Em
We're on the edge of where the world drops off
Em C Esus2
Just don't turn and run
Em C D7 Esus2 Em
Just don't turn and run
How to play Turn And Run
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What is the starting chord?
The first identified chord is C. 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.