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Runaway Train

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Dbmajor
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Tuning: standard
Well, I do not know the "real" names of one chord I used, so here are the chords:
Fm7| C#sus2| C#X? | F#|
e:|--1-------|--4-------|--4-------|--2-------|
b:|--1-------|--4-------|--4-------|--2-------|
g:|--1-------|--6-------|--5-------|--3-------|
D:|--1-------|--6-------|--6-------|--4-------|
A:|--3-------|--4-------|--4-------|--4-------|
E:|--1-------|--x-------|--x-------|--2-------|
Intro
| Fm7| Fm7| C#sus2| C#X C#sus2| (2x)
Verse
Its a Fm7corner that you turn
Fm7   C#sus2C#X C#sus2  
Its a lesson that you learn in time
Its a Fm7worry that you feel
Another Fm7scar that you conceal
C#sus2C#X C#sus2  
From sight
Pre Chorus
Fm7   C#sus2C#X C#sus2  
Have I been away too long for me to say?
Fm7   C#sus2C#X C#sus2  
Have I been away too long for things to change?
Chorus
F#From a runC#sus2away traFm7in
Caught beneath the wF#heels
Of a runC#sus2away traFm7in
| Fm7| Fm7| C#sus2| C#X C#sus2|
Verse
Every Fm7moment of the day
Fm7   C#sus2C#X C#sus2  
I feel it crumbling away if I
I only Fm7have myself to blame
Fm7   C#sus2C#X C#sus2  
For all the cracks within the frame that I find
Pre Chorus
Fm7   C#sus2C#X C#sus2  
Have I been away too long for me to say?
Fm7   C#sus2C#X C#sus2  
Have I been away too long for things to change?
Chorus
F#From a runC#sus2away traFm7in
Caught beneath the wF#heels
Of a runC#sus2away traFm7in
And not know how it fF#eels
To be a runawayC#sus2  
F#To be a runawaC#sus2y
F#  C#sus2......
To be a runaway yeah
Fm7Its alright, its ok, its alright
Here is the little guitar melody played in the intro and between the verses:
e:|-----------------------------------------------------------------|
b:|-------------------------------------------------------8-8s11-9--|
g:|-3s5----5-5-5s3---3-3-3s1---1-1-1p0--0-0p1-0---------------------|
D:|---------------------------------------------3s5-5s6-------------|
A:|-----------------------------------------------------------------|
E:|-----------------------------------------------------------------|
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