Youd Rather Run
Jaymay
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G Run your fingers through your hairC Let's pick up from where we left offG Call all your friends, announce theC new victoryG Once you were sweet to me, knock itD offC The music doesn't move you, doesn't soothe youG Doesn't prove you're worth a dimeC You work 'round the clock, watch it tick and tockG D But this isn't your timeC G Move over son, it's my turn to shine Was there ever a momentC One small slice in historyG When I took you seriously? When your belt and your shoesC Did not announce your poor tasteG so fearlessly?D 'Cause that's news to meC And you can forget it, I get itG C I just don't let it get to meG I regret to inform I do not fretC or mournG The way things used to beC It's all in the past now, it's all goneC G C And the only way into the sun is walkingG But you'd rather runD C You'd rather run awayG The songs he writes are for "dad"C G The true love lost 'fore he ever had If stories begun "If father lovedC son"G We wouldn't be feelin' so badD But doesn't everyone?C And it's not that I hate youG C I never loved you enough to hate youG To get even or mad so as not toC seem sadContinúa después del anuncioG Just seems ungratefulC G 'Cause I am thankful I'm sad Maybe we're the same unabashed and unashamedC Then again, I dunno where you cameG from You keep carvin' out namesC First Jamie then JamesG And I can't keep up to restrain youD How come?C We two came together for worst andG for better It's trueC And the weather is cleverG But she's not the only one gettingD over youC It's me, tooC G C And the only way into the sun is walkingG But you'd rather runD C You'd rather run awayG My god, it's no fun to watch youC play dumbG With your ugly hand on her thighC And she's nervous too, butG politeness eschewsG C The impulse to finger denyG D Plus, your girlfriend's a spyC And what would she think to lookG up from her drinkC And find you in your sad little vest tryin' hard to undressG The girls you sat down next to?C She'll think nothingG She'll be thinking of youG I'm glad I don't know the places you goC G I'm glad for you and for themC G Let's be discreet if we are toC meet on Ludlow ever againD Don't mention BenC It's funny what you miss, it'sG funny what you don'tC I've thought it all through, theG potential to fondly reminisce isC this: I won'tC G C And the only way into the sun is walkingG But you'd rather runD C You'd rather run awayG Don't say we got alongC That's remarkably wrong It doesn't suggest or implyG The thing about us you don't dareC discussG We never got along famously, weD just triedC I tried to be good, I tried to beG gracious and kindC But working with you has doneG nothing but prove a total waste ofD timeC G 'Cause the real curse is your mind And sometimes at night I stare at the ceilingC G And wonder what's wrong with me To involve myself with peopleC Who don't know what my true feelingG D might possibly beC Who latch onto my strength likeG it's all they've gotC It takes all of my strengthsG And I go through such lengthsC To show them it is not what theyG C think they are stealingC G C And the only way into the sun is walkingG But you'd rather runD C You'd rather run awayC G C Yes, the only way into the sun is walkingG But you'd rather runD C You'd rather run away