I Am Still Running Cifras
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I Am Still Running - Jon Foreman
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Tabbed by: AWPR, Andrew Rounds
Email: rounds.andrew@gmail.com
Jon picks some variation of these chords throughout, listen to hear the pattern. The "A
A7)" means that I couldn't decide which one was right/best, so play whichever you decide
better.
Tuning: Standard
Intro: D - G - D - G
D G
You remember me before I learned to run
D G
At the kissing tree before I learned my guns
D G
We were seventeen, seventeen years young
D
I am still running
G
I am still running
D G
I had no idea the pain would be this strong
D G
I had no idea the fight would last this long
D G
In my darkest fears the rights become the wrongs
D
I am still running
G
I am still running
D
I am still running
G
I am still running
D
Build me a home
G
inside your scars
D
Build me a home
G
Inside your song
D
Build me a home
G D Em7
inside your o-pen arms
A (or A7) D
The only place I ever will belong
G - D - G
D Em7 G A (or A7)
Oh, oh, oh. Oh, oh, oh, oh.
D
I am still running
G
I am still running
D
I am still running
G
I am still running
D
Build me a home
G
inside your scars
D
Build me a home
G
Inside your song
D
Build me a home
G D Em7
inside your o-pen arms
A (or A7) D
The only place I ever will belong
A (or A7) D
The only place I ever will belong
G D Em7
inside your o-pen arms
A (or A7) D
The only place I ever will belong
X×
I Am Still Running – Jon Foreman
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4 comments
Actually it is G/C D/B G/E in slash notation. It is not the straightforward walkdown of G F# E that we assume, instead the walkdown is C B E over chords G D G.
In classical music theory these chords are Cmaj9, Bm7, Em7 all found in the key of G major. However, since the song resolves on the D chord, and with the sudden inclusion of the A chord directly after the above walkdown, it can be said that the G major key is a borrowed key, or modal, as the piece up until this point, and after, is unarguably written in D major.
Probably too much information for a Jon Foreman piece, but I figure someone will appreciate it and perhaps learn from it, plus I hate inaccuracies. :)
Good luck fellow musicians!
+2
On all the Choruses, it should just be a walkdown from G to F# on the E string
G (F#)Em7
inside your o-pen arms
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