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Run To You

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[Intro]
C D G E7 Am7 D
[Verse 1]
I Gknow that Emwhen you look at me
Am7There's so much Cmthat you just don't see
But Gif you would Asus2only take the time
I Am7know in my heart you'd DfindB7  
EmOhhh A girl who's scared sometimes
CmWho isn't always strong
GCan't you see the hurt in me?
I Am7feel so all Dalone
[Chorus]
I wanna Crun to you (Doooh)
I wanna Grun to you (E7oooh)
Won't you Am7hold me in your arms
And Dkeep me safe from harm
I wanna Crun to you (Doooh)
But if I Gcome to you (E7oooh)
Tell me, Am7will you stay or Cwill yoDu run Gaway
C G
[Verse 2]
Each Gday, each Emday I play the role
Of Am7someone Cmalways in control
But at Gnight I come Ahome and turn the key
There's Am7nobody there, no one Ccares for me
EmOhhh What's the sense of trying
Cmhard to find your dreams
GWithout someone to share it with
Am7Tell me what does it Dmean?
[Chorus]
I wanna Crun to you (Doooh)
I wanna Grun to you (E7oooh)
Won't you Am7hold me in your arms
And Dkeep me safe from harm
I wanna Crun to you (Doooh)
But if I Gcome to you (E7oooh)
Tell me, Am7will you stay or Cwill yoDu run Gaway
G Am
CI need you here
I need you here to Emwipe away my tears
To kiss Am7away my fears
If you Donly knew how Emuch I wanna
(Key Change)
Drun to you (Eoooh)
I wanna Arun to you (F#7oooh)
Won't you Bm7hold me in your arms
And Ekeep me safe from harm
I wanna Drun to you (Eoooh)
But if I Acome to you (F#7oooh)
Tell me, Bm7will you stay or Dwill yoEu run AawayAsus4  A  
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The story behind the song

"Run to You" captures the feeling of someone who has been hurt, playing a role each day, but finds solace and safety in another person's love. Though it was first conceived as a break-up song, it was rewritten to become a declaration of love, with the title remaining as a powerful plea. Released in 1993 from The Bodyguard: Original Soundtrack Album, this song showcases Whitney Houston's incredible ability to convey deep emotion. It plays like an intimate confession, a vulnerable heart finding its way home.

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