(Dmaj7)Stuck in side these four walls,
(G)sent in side for ev er.
(Dmaj7)Nev er see ing no one
(G)nice a gain
(A)like (G)you,
(Gm6)Ma ma.
(G)You,
(Gm6)Ma ma,
(D)you.
If I ev er get out of here thought of giv ing it all a way to a reg is tered char i ty.
All I need is a pint a day, if I (Am)ev er get out of here.
(If we (Am)ev er get (Bm)out of (Am)here.)
Well, the (C)rain ex plod ed with a (Fmaj7)might y crash as we fell in to the (C)sun.
And the first one said ing to the (Fmaj7)sec ond one there I the hope you’re hav ing (Em)fun.
(G)Band on the (C)run,
(Em)band (C)on the (Am)run.
And the (F)jail er man and (C)sail or Sam were (F)search ing ev ’ry (Fmaj7)one
(CN.C.)for the (C)band on the run,
band on the run,
band on the run,
band on the run.
Well, the (C)un der tak er drew a (Fmaj7)heav y sigh see ing no one else had (C)come.
And a bell was ring ing in the (Fmaj7)vil ond lage square for we rab bits on the (Em)run.
(G)Band on the (C)run,
(Em)band (C)on the (Am)run.
And the (F)coun ty judge who (C)held a grudge will (F)search for ev er (Fmaj7)more
(CN.C.)for the (C)band on the run,
band on the run,
band on the run,
band on the run.
Well, the band on the run.
This page shows “Band On The Run” by Paul McCartney and Wings in our color-coded kid songbook view — every note is colored by pitch (red C, orange D, yellow E, green F, blue G, purple A, pink B) and the lyrics sit directly under each note, so children can sing along while they play. The song is in the key of D at 120 BPM, a comfortable easy-level arrangement perfect for first-time learners.