Running Man Gerry and The Pacemakers

"Running Man" by Gerry and The Pacemakers, released in 1964, is a #Rock song that captures themes of perseverance and the pursuit of dreams. The lyrics convey a sense of urgency and determination to keep moving forward despite challenges. Musically, it features upbeat melodies and vibrant instrumentation. The song reflects the spirit of the 60s, resonating with audiences seeking motivation and hope.

Ahh...
Ahh... ahh... ah...

I've travelled the land
With a guitar in my hand
And am I ever open for some fun
And I've made some mistakes
Had my share of the breaks
Seen the boys on the make and on the run

And I run for home, run as fast as I can
Ah-ah, a runnin' man, runnin' for home
I run for home, run as fast as I can
Ah-ah, a runnin' man, runnin' for home

And I've seen all the frowns
On the faces of the clowns
And the downs that they take just to be free
And I've seen all the girls
In their pretty frocks and curls
But they don't mean a lot to me

So I run for home, run as fast as I can
Ah-ah-ah, a runnin' man, runnin' for home
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