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COINProduced by
Jay JoyceWrited by
Jay Joyce & Joe Memmel & Zachary Dyke & Ryan Winnen & Chase LawrenceAbout
“Run” is the lead single from COIN’s self-titled debut album. The official music video was released in March of 2017, which depicts the members of the band in perilous situations. According to lead singer Chase Lawrence, most of the stunts were real.
Run Lyrics
[Verse 1]
Slip back out and step the crowd
With their fists to the ground
Well, the manner never seemed to push you away
Call the television evangelist
Tell them all to grab another arm to twist this time
And if you're thinking that you might commit
You won't unfold what you don't really know
[Chorus]
Something tells me that you're never gonna stop 'til you get what you want
Don't you tell me
That you never even thought
Maybe we could run
Oh, oh, oh, oh
Maybe we could run
Oh, oh, oh, oh
Maybe we could run
[Verse 2]
Pick a fight, set the house on fire
With bombs in your eyes
Well, the matter never seemed to make you afraid
Hit the ground running, Los Angeles
Find another naive arm to twist tonight
And if you're thinking that you'd like to quit
That's fine, you never wanted it anyway
[Chorus]
Something tells me that you're never gonna stop 'til you get what you want
Don't you tell me
That you never even thought
Maybe we could run
Oh, oh, oh, oh
Maybe we could run
Oh, oh, oh, oh
Maybe we could run
[Bridge]
Oh, don't stop, don't stop
It'll never get closer
Run down rooftops
Shoulder to shoulder
[Chorus]
Something tells me that you're never gonna stop 'til you get what you want
Don't you tell me
That you never even thought
Maybe we could run
Oh, oh, oh, oh
Maybe we could run
Oh, oh, oh, oh
Maybe we could run
Run Q&A
Who wrote Run's ?
Run was written by Jay Joyce & Joe Memmel & Zachary Dyke & Ryan Winnen & Chase Lawrence.
Who produced Run's ?
Run was produced by Jay Joyce.
What did COIN say about "Run"?
In a twitter Q&A, lead singer Chase Lawrence said:
What have the artists said about the song?
‘Run’ was a song that taught us how to better engage our listeners and in turn, provide a specific energy to the shows. When the song came out, we were opening for a lot of bands and it was also the first song that was being played on the radio. There was a sort of “prove yourself” element in the li...