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Sweet Love on the Run

words and music by Andrew Sorenson


Intro: B, Bb, A          G11  G7        Bm7  E6

          B, Bb, A          G11  G7        Bm7  E6

          B, Bb, A


    G6                               G7                         Bm7                                       E7               E13

Amazing we made it this far but we did, the money was good and so our feelings we hid 

         Gm7                              A7+9                        B                                             Bb           A

They made you an offer you could not refuse. You took it and ran like there was nothing to lose

          G6                                 G7                             Bm7                                   E7                 E13

Let’s plan to get good and not misunderstood. Our schedules are tight but we know that we should

         Gm7                              A7+9                                    B                                 Bb                A

Make time for our love while we got love to give. Keep ignoring me girl and you know I won’t live


Dmaj7                          Bmaj7                         Dmaj7                                       Bmaj7

     Sweet Love on the Run, what have we become when you’re jumping the gun?

Dmaj7                          Bmaj7                                        D11 E11                Gb11   

     Thought I was your one, oh baby call when you’re done,      for Sweet Love on the Run


B, Bb, A…


        G6                           G7                                Bm7                                E7                     E13

This chain of events has left me perplexed.  I’m watching youtube to see where she’ll be next 

     Gm7                           A7+9                        B                                  Bb     A

My Hollywood girl in her show recollects, missing me more than her job  

            G6                             G7                                      Bm7                                      E7                  E13

Well, it ain’t like it was in her age of consent, when she grabbed a guitar and taught herself how to vent

           Gm7                            A7+9                              B                                             Bb                A

Rockin out in the basement, adjusting the verse, in a roundabout way to preach how I could be hers 


Chorus 

Solo

(Transpose up one whole step)


       A6                                          A7                                Dbm7                             Gb7+9       Gb13

Her dad think’s I’m swell still she fires off a spell, then he leads me to believe it’s for me she fell

           A7                              B7+9                   B13           Db                                 C          B  

Well, I feel the same way hey, but baby won’t relay, she’s touring the states on a chariot race, so 

      A6                        A7                                                Dbm7                             Gb7+9       Gb13

I’m stuck in a cafe to churn out the screenplay on why she’s always right every hour of the day 

           Am                                B7+9                              Db                              C                B

Here’s lookin at you kid, we’re bound to look stupid, I won’t be your cupid so baby come on



Emaj7                          Dbmaj7                         Emaj7                                       Dbmaj7

     Sweet Love on the Run, what have we become when you’re jumping the gun?

Emaj7                          Dbmaj7                                        E11 Gb11                Ab11   

     Thought I was your one, oh baby call when you’re done,      for Sweet Love on the Run

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