(D)Oh, (G)once up on a mid night, dear ie, I woke with some thing (C)in my head.
but I’ve I could n’t es cape the mem o ry of a phone call and of what you (D)said.
Or Like a (G)game show con (C)test ant with a (Am)part ing gift I could not be lieve my ex eyes (D)cyn too cal.
much, when I saw through the voice of a trust ed friend who needs to (G)hu mor me and tell me (Am)lies.
(D)Yeah, Yeah, hu mor me and tell me (D)lies.
But I And I’ll lie, a too, and say I don’t mind.
(D)me But And as we all seek, so one shall we find.
And (G)when you’re feel ing (C)o pen I’ll still be here, but (G)not with out a (C)cer tain de gree of fear of right, (G)what will be with (D)you and me.
I it still can to see things, don’t hope ful a ly.
But you,
why you wan na (G)give me a run a round?
(D)Is it a sure fire (C)way to speed things (D)up, when (G)all it does is slow
me (G)down?
And (G)shake me and my con fi dence ing ’bout a got some man (C)news y things,
It seems been ship there; still I can see it cow like a nerv ma gi cian in the (D)wings.
Oh a bad (G)ban may play (C)torn where the he (Am)roes are right er.
could and bod y or lit pects (D)cyn i cal.
much, But, I and ly wood’s ter ing for the ie rights, sing ing, “Hey (G)hu babe, let’s al keep in (Am)touch.
(D)Yeah, Hey ba by, let’s and keep in (D)touch.” But Oh, want more than a touch; I want you to reach (D)me But and show me ble the no a else can see, so (G)what got you feel (C)dream be comes mine as well.
And (G)soon, if we’re luck (C)y, we’d be un ble to what’s right, (G)yours and mine.
The (D)fish ing’s fine, and it still have to rhyme, so don’t some me left line.
But you,
why you wan na (G)give me a run a round?
(D)Is it a sure fire (C)way to speed things (D)up, when (G)all it does is slow
me (G)down?
And
(D)Tra la la bom (G)all it does is slow me (Am)down?
Oh, (C)you.
(D)Why you wan na (G)give me a run a round?
(D)Is it a sure fire (C)way to speed things (D)up when (G)all it does is slow
me (G)down?
This page shows “Run Around” by Blues Traveler 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 G at 140 BPM, a comfortable easy-level arrangement perfect for first-time learners.