I Run

HAVEN Ā· 120 BPM Ā· 4/4

I Run

HAVEN Ā· Capo 6

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CapoPlace capo at fret 6; pitch is unchanged.

A

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AOh I'll Dmuse you as a Ewarning sign
Am

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AmThat if you talk enough DmsenseĀ then you'll losEe your mind
Am

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AmAnd IA'll use yDmou as focaEl point
Am

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AmSo I don't lose siDmght of what DI want
Am

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AmAnAd I've moved fDmurther than I tEhought I could
A

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AButAm I miss you more than I thDmought I would
Am

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AmOh I'All use you as Dma warning sign
Am

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AmThAat if you talk enough senseĀ then you'Dmll lose your mind
Em

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EmAndAm I found loveA where Dmit wasn't sEupposed toAm be
Am

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AmRight in fronDmt of meĀ talEmk some senseAm to me
A

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AAnd I found lDmove whereE it wasn't sAmupposed to be
Am

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AmRighDmt in fDront Eof meĀ talAmk some sense to Ame
Dm

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DmAnd ID'll useE you as a Ammakeshift gauAge
A

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DmOf how much tEo give and how muAmch to take
Dm

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DmOh I'll useE you as a waAmrning sign
A

♪ instrumental ♪

AThat if you talk enough senseĀ then you'll lose your mind
Ā And I found love where it wasn't supposed to be
Ā Right in front of meĀ talk some sense to me
Ā And I found love where it wasn't supposed to be
Ā Right in front of meĀ talk some sense to me
Ā And I found love where it wasn't supposed to be
Ā Right in front of meĀ talk some sense to me
Ā And I found love where it wasn't supposed to be
Ā Right in front of meĀ talk some sense to me

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All Chords Used (6)
KeyD# minor
CapoFret 6
Tempo~120 BPM

How to play I Run by HAVEN on guitar

These are the sounding chords. With a capo on fret 6 you play A, Dm, E, Am, D, Em, the shapes the player above shows.

This song is a good beginner pick because the groove sits at a steady pace and the progression is easy to hear once you lock into it. You get a strong, moody minor-key feel, and it stays comfortable as long as you keep your changes relaxed and even.

The chart uses barre shapes for the chords, so your main job is getting clean pressure and smooth shifts between D#, G#m, A#, and D#m. The change to watch most is the move from A# into D#m, since that jump can feel less natural at first.

Start by looping the opening progression slowly - D#, G#m, A#, D#m - until your hands remember the shape order. Then practice just the two hardest transitions, add the full cycle, and only speed up when every chord rings clearly.

Use the play-along above to follow each chord change in time with the music, or learn the shapes first with the chord diagrams below.

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