Running To You (Farrell & Lorne)

[Farrell Jackson]

Songwriters - Farrell Jackson & Lorne Reid. Farrell - all vocals, lyric, guitars (2nd solo & slide) and mix. Lorne - drums, bass, guitars (1st solo). Mastered by LANDR.

Running to you
Like a horse to the barn, a fireman to an alarm
Like a farmer to the farm, a believer in a charm
I keep running to you
You've got me spinning round, acting like a clown
I'm in too deep to tell, if I'm under you spell
My world feels upside down, I need it right somehow
Take a step back, before I fall flat on my face
(1st Solo)
You seem to know me well, I'm a prisoner of your jail
I cater to all your needs, I'm here to please
If you do me wrong, I'll put it in a song
I keep running to you, yeah, I keep running to you...
(2nd solo break)
I keep running to you, with your eyes so blue
You always find a way, to make me stay
I keep running to you, it's what I choose
So sad but true, just like yesterday's news
Like a horse to the barn, a fireman to an alarm
Like a farmer to the farm, a believer in a charm
I keep running to you
Farrell Jackson © 12-16-19

[Redler]

A real toe tapper Southern rock!!

Amazing performance and songwriting. Top class production as always - sounds so good via phones!

[TPB]

rocking with my morning Java well produced as always
Well done brother
Tim

[Hook]

Top shelf production here my brother. Got a real classic vibe but a current edge to it.
Rock on!

[SE]

This is quality work, recorded so well, enjoying the guitars and vox the most, that break down is class ,enjoyed it lots!!!

[Mike_S]

Quality! That's a lovely arrangement, lots of interesting things going on in there, but keeping a lovely cool Southern Rock feel (agree with Redler). Guitar work is brilliant... well done guys.

Mike

[Oldrottenhead]

you guys kicked the ball out of the park. a belter, loving everything but those drums are kick ass.

[Kenny B]

Some good ole heavy bluesy r&r ... Great tune Great job on everything.

kb

[T.C. Elliott]

Well, damn! This is great. Right from the opening drums through the build up of the second solo and the release at the end... this song is seriously great. I really dig this.

[dobrodaddy]

A very satisfying rocker of a song. Love the crescendo w the 2nd lead break and then bringing it back down for the end. Tension and release - feels so good.