Biography:
Del Shannon (30 December 1934–8 February 1990) (born Charles Weedon Westover in Coopersville, Michigan) was an American rock and roller who launched into fame with the No. 1 hit "Runaway" (1961) which introduced the musitron, an early form of the synthesizer played by "Runaway" co-writer and keyboard player Max Crook.
Shannon followed up with "Hats Off to Larry", another big hit, and the less popular "So Long, Baby", another song of breakup bitterness.
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Other songs:
- My Little Runaway
- Runaway
- Are You Loving Me Too
- Break Up
- Callin Out My Name
- Cry Myself To Sleep
- Do You Wanna Dance
- Dont Gild The Lily Lily
- From Me To You
- Ginny In The Mirror
- Handy Man
- Hats Off To Larry
- Hey Little Girl
- I Cant Believe My Ears
- I Dont Care Anymore
- I Go To Pieces
- I Got You
- I Wont Be There
- Im Gonna Move On
- Jody
- Keep On Searchin
- Keep Searchin
- Kelly
- Lets Dance
- Lies
- Little Town Flirt
- Lost In A Memory
- Maries The Name His Latest Flame
- Mary Jane
- Move It On Over
- Out Of Time
- Over You
- Pardon Me
- Pied Piper
- Runaround Sue
- Sea Of Love
- She Still Remembers Tony
- She Thinks I Still Care
- Sister Isabelle
- So Long Baby
- Sorry I Ran All The Way Home
- Stranger In Town
- Sues Got To Be My Baby
- Sues Gotta Be Mine
- Swiss Maid
- The Answer To Everything
- The Big Hurt
- The Prom
- Two Kinds Of Teardrops
- Two Silhouettes
- Walk Away
- What Kind Of Fool
- What Kind Of Fool Do You Think I Am
- When I Had You
- Who Left Who
- Why Dont You Tell Him
- You Never Talked About Me
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[Introduction]
A E A E B7 E
[Verse 1]
N.C. E
I ran all the home
A E
Just to say I'm sorry
A E
What can I say
A B7
I ran all the way
B7
Yay, yay, yay
[Verse 2]
N.C E
I ran all the home
A E
Just to say I'm sorry
A E
Please let me stay
B7 E A E
I ran all the w -ay
[Chorus]
N.C. A
And now I'm sorry, sorry, sorry
A E
I didn't mean to make you cry
A
Let's make up lets not break up
F#7 B7
If we do I'll surely die
B7
Yay, yay, yay
[Verse 3]
N.C. E
I ran all the home
A E
Just to say I'm sorry
A E
What can I say
B7 E A E
I ran all the w -ay
[Instrumental]
N.C. E
A E
A E
B7 E A E
[Chorus]
N.C. A
And now I'm sorry, sorry, sorry
A E
I didn't mean to make you cry
A
Let's make up lets not break up
F#7 B7
If we do I'll surely die
B7
Yay, yay, yay
[Verse 4]
N.C. E
I ran all the home
A E
Just to say I'm sorry
A E
What can I say
B7 E
I ran all the w -ay
[Outro]
A E
Yay, yay, yay
A E
All the way
A E A E A E
Yay, yay, all the way, let me (Fade)
A E A E B7 E
[Verse 1]
N.C. E
I ran all the home
A E
Just to say I'm sorry
A E
What can I say
A B7
I ran all the way
B7
Yay, yay, yay
[Verse 2]
N.C E
I ran all the home
A E
Just to say I'm sorry
A E
Please let me stay
B7 E A E
I ran all the w -ay
[Chorus]
N.C. A
And now I'm sorry, sorry, sorry
A E
I didn't mean to make you cry
A
Let's make up lets not break up
F#7 B7
If we do I'll surely die
B7
Yay, yay, yay
[Verse 3]
N.C. E
I ran all the home
A E
Just to say I'm sorry
A E
What can I say
B7 E A E
I ran all the w -ay
[Instrumental]
N.C. E
A E
A E
B7 E A E
[Chorus]
N.C. A
And now I'm sorry, sorry, sorry
A E
I didn't mean to make you cry
A
Let's make up lets not break up
F#7 B7
If we do I'll surely die
B7
Yay, yay, yay
[Verse 4]
N.C. E
I ran all the home
A E
Just to say I'm sorry
A E
What can I say
B7 E
I ran all the w -ay
[Outro]
A E
Yay, yay, yay
A E
All the way
A E A E A E
Yay, yay, all the way, let me (Fade)
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