Maisie Peters – Run Chords on Piano & Ukulele

Maisie Peters – Run Chords on Piano & Ukulele

ChordsGBmAD/F#

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[Intro]
 G   Bm   A   A

[Verse 1]
     G        Bm       A
Oh, my, what happened here?
G        Bm        A
 He came, he disappeared
G            Bm
 He was too good to be true
  A
Swore a lot of things,
               D/F#
none of them new
G                   Bm
 Dropped words, forgot
'em overnight
A
 Good thing that I'll think
about 'em up until I die

[Pre-Chorus]
G
 I've been lied to,
             Bm
 I've been cut and deleted
A
 I've heard some things that
                   D/F#
 I will leave unrepeated
G
 I've seen some flags
          Bm
 but the reddest one
         A
Is if a man says that
he wants you in
his life forever
[Chorus]
G
 Run
       Bm
If he calls you up
            A
Says he's "So in love"
                   D/F#
And it's been one week,
 you better
G
 Run
         Bm
If your heart says broke
           A
And your friends say, "Don't"
          D/F#
It's an RIP, you better
G
 Run
    Bm
As fast as you can
         A
Take a quick, sharp turn
                   D/F#
At the sight of a man
                   G    Bm
And, mate, you're done, mm
      A
If a man says that
he wants you in
his life forever
G      Bm    A
 Run

[Verse 2]
       G         Bm
If he says he's real,
       A
 he's not
       G          Bm
If he makes you smile,
        A
 he's blocked

[Pre-Chorus]
G
 I've been lied to,
            Bm
I've been cut and deleted
A
 I've heard some things
                        D/F#
 that I will leave unrepeated
G
 I've seen some flags
          Bm
but the reddest one
         A
Is if a man says that
he wants you in his
life forever

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[Chorus]
G
 Run
       Bm
If he calls you up
            A
Says he's "So in love"
                   D/F#
And it's been one week,
 you better
G
 Run
         Bm
If your heart says broke
           A
And your friends say, "Don't"
          D/F#
It's an RIP, you better
G
 Run
    Bm
As fast as you can
         A
Take a quick, sharp turn
                   D/F#
At the sight of a man
                   G    Bm
And, mate, you're done, mm
      A
If a man says that he wants
you in his life forever

[Post-Chorus]
G    Bm
 Run, you better
A      D/F#
 Run, you better

[Bridge]
G
 He likes a promise
       Bm
If he don't have to keep it
A
 He hates a sentence
      A
When he has to mean it
G
 I know it's dark
        Bm
And I know that I'm young
           A
But, if a man says that
 he wants you in
his life forever
G     Bm     A
 Run
G     Bm     A
 Run

[Outro]
G
 Run
    Bm
As fast as you can
         A
Take a quick, sharp turn
                   D/F#
At the sight of a man
                   G    Bm
And, mate, you're done, mm
      A
If a man says that he wants
you in his life forever
G
 Run

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How to play Run: key, chords and progression

These are Run chords by Maisie Peters on Piano, Ukulele, Guitar, and Keyboard.

Run by Maisie Peters is written in B minor (two sharps: F♯, C♯) and moves through 4 chords: G, Bm, A and D/F#.

Listen for G – Bm – A – G (VI – i – VII – VI in B minor): the song comes back to it again and again. Once these 4 changes are comfortable, most of the song is done.

Easier on guitar: put a capo on the 7th fret and play the shapes C, Em, D, G (100% of the chords become easy open shapes, against 75% without a capo). It sounds exactly the same.

Chord diagrams

G chord on guitar (320003)
GG B D
Bm chord on guitar (x24432)
BmB D F♯
A chord on guitar (x02220)
AA C♯ E
D chord on guitar (xx0232)
DD F♯ A

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Run chords: questions

What key is Run in?

Run by Maisie Peters is in the key of B minor (two sharps: F♯, C♯).

What chords are in Run?

Run uses 4 chords: G, Bm, A, D/F#.

What is the chord progression of Run?

The main progression is G – Bm – A – G (VI – i – VII – VI).

Is Run easy to play on guitar?

Yes, with a capo: put a capo on the 7th fret and play the shapes C, Em, D, G (100% of the chords become easy open shapes, against 75% without a capo).

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