1. |
Running
03:39
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Intro: F# G Bm (2x)
Bm G D A
You got to get up to get downtown
you can’t get out when your rundown
your feel your body move, you hear the sound
your out on your feet again
Now you’re running (running)
and you’re almost there
you can feel it (feel it)
wind in your hair
and you’re dreaming (dreaming)
without a care
your can make it (make it)
you can do anything
F# G Bm
Don’t let nobody get in your way
Don’t let nobody bring you down
Don’t let nobody get in your way
Don’t let nobody...
You can’t get down when your uptown
you can’t get right when your uptight
your feel your body move, you hear the sound
your up on your feet again
Now you’re running (running)
and you’re almost there
you can feel it (feel it)
wind in your hair
and you’re dreaming (dreaming)
without a care
your can make it (make it)
you can do anything
F# G Bm
Don’t let nobody get in your way
Don’t let nobody bring you down
Don’t let nobody get in your way
Don’t let nobody ...
Solo -> Chorus -> Verse 1 -> Chorus
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2. |
Lonesome Eyes
04:18
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G F C (x4)
G F
I never thought you would
C
wake up in my arms again
G F C
been apart for so long
I thought we could make up
and maybe just be friends
but this love is too strong
D
baby tonight
G F C
we can taste this sweet surprise
D
baby tonight
G F C
you can close your lonesome eyes
G F C
we can close these lonesome eyes
G F C (Hold this chord for an unusually long time)
we can close these lonesome eyes
Time goes by, some things change, some stay the same
Sometimes its a crying shame
You showed me around, turned my world upside down
So glad you came
Chorus
Solo over Verse & Chorus
Repeat Verse 1
baby tonight
we can taste this sweet surprise
baby tonight
you can close your lonesome eyes (x4)
G F C w/ Hits (x4)
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