Chords for Jonathan Richman & The Modern Lovers - Roadrunner. (Twice)
Tempo:
138.25 bpm
Chords used:
A
D
E
F
Dm
Tuning:Standard Tuning (EADGBE)Capo:+0fret
Start Jamming...
[A] Roadrunner, [D] roadrunner, [A] going faster miles an hour.
[D] Gonna drive past the stop and [D] shop [A] with the radio on.
I'm in love with the [D] modern world.
[A] Massachusetts when it's late at [D] night, [A] and the neon when it's cold outside.
[D] [A] I got the radio on, [D] [A] just like a roadrunner, going around the [D] highway.
[A]
I walk by the stop and [D] shop, [A] and I drove by the stop and [D] shop.
[A] I like that much better than walking by the [D] stop and shop.
[A] Cause I have the radio on.
[D] [A] I felt in touch with the modern [D] world.
[A] I felt in love with the modern [D] world.
[A] I felt in love with Gladys Penn and [D] Rutherdale.
[A] Cause I have the radio on.
[D] I felt [A] like a roadrunner with [D] the [A] radio on.
Now I said hello to the spirit of old 1956.
[D] [A] It was nation in the bushes next to [D] 57th.
[A] Well the highway was my only girlfriend cause I went by [D] so quick.
And [A] some urban trees were out there, and caught some cackling.
It smelled [D] like heaven.
So I [A] said, roadrunner once, roadrunner twice.
We're in [F] love with this feeling now.
[E] It will be out on that ass.
Alright now we can tell them about our love here [D] man.
Radio [A] on.
I got the AM.
Radio on.
I got the power.
I feel the [D] feeling now.
Radio [A] on.
I feel the feeling and it's feeling alright [D] now.
Radio [A] on.
And I feel in touch with the modern world.
[D] Okay [A] let's go now, route 128.
[D] [A]
[A]
Oh yeah.
Can't you feel it out in Needham [Dm] now?
[A] Out in route 128 by the power line.
It's so exciting here at [D] night.
[A] With the pine trees in the [D] dark.
[Am] It's so cold here in the dark.
[D] [A] With 50,000 watts of power.
[D] [A] We go by faster miles an hour.
[D] [A] With the radio on.
[D] [A] Roadrunner, [D] roadrunner.
Radio [A] on.
Going faster miles an hour.
[D] [A] I'm gonna drive by the Starfish [D] off.
[A] With the radio [D] on.
[A] See I'm in love with the modern [D] world.
[A] Massachusetts when it's late at [D] night.
[A] And the neon when it's cold [D] outside.
[A] See I have the radio on.
[D] [A] Like the roadrunner.
Now what do you think about that you [D] guys?
Radio [A] on.
Good.
We got the AM.
[D] Radio [A] on.
I think we got the power.
Got the magic [D] now.
Radio [A] on.
We got the feeling of the modern [D] world.
[A] Radio on.
We got the feeling of the modern [D] sound.
[A] The sound of the modern radio.
Feeling when [D] it's late [A] at night.
Got the sound of the modern [D] loneliness.
When it's cold [A] outside.
Got the sound of Massachusetts when it's midway.
But the sound of Route 128 [D] on the dark and [A] lonely.
I feel alone in the cold and lonely.
I feel, I feel alone in the cold and the yawn.
I feel alive.
I feel love.
I feel alive.
I feel a rockin' modern love.
I feel a rockin' modern love.
I feel a rockin' modern me.
A modern sound, modern Boston town.
A modern sound, modern me.
I'm a modern miles around.
I've been a roadrunner once, a roadrunner twice.
Been a roadrunner all of merry nights.
Roadrunner go home now, yeah.
Roadrunner go home.
Oh yes, roadrunner go home.
Here we go.
[D] We're going to drive them home you guys.
[A]
[D]
Here we [A] go.
That's right.
Again.
[E] Live live.
[D] Gonna drive past the stop and [D] shop [A] with the radio on.
I'm in love with the [D] modern world.
[A] Massachusetts when it's late at [D] night, [A] and the neon when it's cold outside.
[D] [A] I got the radio on, [D] [A] just like a roadrunner, going around the [D] highway.
[A]
I walk by the stop and [D] shop, [A] and I drove by the stop and [D] shop.
[A] I like that much better than walking by the [D] stop and shop.
[A] Cause I have the radio on.
[D] [A] I felt in touch with the modern [D] world.
[A] I felt in love with the modern [D] world.
[A] I felt in love with Gladys Penn and [D] Rutherdale.
[A] Cause I have the radio on.
[D] I felt [A] like a roadrunner with [D] the [A] radio on.
Now I said hello to the spirit of old 1956.
[D] [A] It was nation in the bushes next to [D] 57th.
[A] Well the highway was my only girlfriend cause I went by [D] so quick.
And [A] some urban trees were out there, and caught some cackling.
It smelled [D] like heaven.
So I [A] said, roadrunner once, roadrunner twice.
We're in [F] love with this feeling now.
[E] It will be out on that ass.
Alright now we can tell them about our love here [D] man.
Radio [A] on.
I got the AM.
Radio on.
I got the power.
I feel the [D] feeling now.
Radio [A] on.
I feel the feeling and it's feeling alright [D] now.
Radio [A] on.
And I feel in touch with the modern world.
[D] Okay [A] let's go now, route 128.
[D] [A]
[A]
Oh yeah.
Can't you feel it out in Needham [Dm] now?
[A] Out in route 128 by the power line.
It's so exciting here at [D] night.
[A] With the pine trees in the [D] dark.
[Am] It's so cold here in the dark.
[D] [A] With 50,000 watts of power.
[D] [A] We go by faster miles an hour.
[D] [A] With the radio on.
[D] [A] Roadrunner, [D] roadrunner.
Radio [A] on.
Going faster miles an hour.
[D] [A] I'm gonna drive by the Starfish [D] off.
[A] With the radio [D] on.
[A] See I'm in love with the modern [D] world.
[A] Massachusetts when it's late at [D] night.
[A] And the neon when it's cold [D] outside.
[A] See I have the radio on.
[D] [A] Like the roadrunner.
Now what do you think about that you [D] guys?
Radio [A] on.
Good.
We got the AM.
[D] Radio [A] on.
I think we got the power.
Got the magic [D] now.
Radio [A] on.
We got the feeling of the modern [D] world.
[A] Radio on.
We got the feeling of the modern [D] sound.
[A] The sound of the modern radio.
Feeling when [D] it's late [A] at night.
Got the sound of the modern [D] loneliness.
When it's cold [A] outside.
Got the sound of Massachusetts when it's midway.
But the sound of Route 128 [D] on the dark and [A] lonely.
I feel alone in the cold and lonely.
I feel, I feel alone in the cold and the yawn.
I feel alive.
I feel love.
I feel alive.
I feel a rockin' modern love.
I feel a rockin' modern love.
I feel a rockin' modern me.
A modern sound, modern Boston town.
A modern sound, modern me.
I'm a modern miles around.
I've been a roadrunner once, a roadrunner twice.
Been a roadrunner all of merry nights.
Roadrunner go home now, yeah.
Roadrunner go home.
Oh yes, roadrunner go home.
Here we go.
[D] We're going to drive them home you guys.
[A]
[D]
Here we [A] go.
That's right.
Again.
[E] Live live.
Key:
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D
E
_ _ [A] _ _ Roadrunner, _ [D] roadrunner, _ [A] _ going faster miles an hour.
[D] _ _ Gonna drive past the stop and [D] shop [A] _ with the radio on.
_ _ _ I'm in love with the [D] modern world.
_ [A] _ _ Massachusetts when it's late at [D] night, _ [A] _ and the neon when it's cold outside.
[D] _ _ [A] I got the radio on, [D] [A] just like a roadrunner, going around the [D] highway.
_ [A] _ _ _ _ _
_ _ _ _ I walk by the stop and [D] shop, _ [A] and I drove by the stop and [D] shop.
_ [A] I like that much better than walking by the [D] stop and shop.
[A] Cause I have the radio on.
[D] _ _ [A] I felt in touch with the modern [D] world.
_ [A] I felt in love with the modern [D] world.
_ [A] I felt in love with Gladys Penn and [D] Rutherdale.
_ [A] Cause I have the radio on.
[D] I felt [A] like a roadrunner _ with [D] the [A] radio on. _ _ _
_ Now I said hello to the spirit of old 1956.
[D] _ [A] It was nation in the bushes next to _ [D] 57th.
[A] Well the highway was my only girlfriend cause I went by [D] so quick.
And [A] some urban trees were out there, and caught some cackling.
It smelled [D] like heaven.
So I [A] said, roadrunner once, _ roadrunner twice.
_ We're in [F] love with this feeling now.
[E] It will be out on that ass.
Alright now we can tell them about our love here [D] man.
Radio [A] on.
I got the AM.
Radio on.
I got the power.
I feel the [D] feeling now.
Radio [A] on.
I feel the feeling and it's feeling alright [D] now.
Radio [A] on.
And I feel in touch with the modern world.
[D] Okay [A] let's go now, route 128. _
_ _ [D] _ _ _ [A] _ _ _
_ _ _ _ _ _ _ _
_ _ _ _ _ _ _ _
_ _ _ _ _ _ _ _
_ _ [A] _ _ _ _ _ _
_ _ _ _ Oh yeah. _
_ _ _ _ Can't you feel it out in Needham [Dm] now?
_ [A] _ Out in route 128 by the power line.
_ _ It's so exciting here at [D] night.
_ [A] _ With the pine trees in the [D] dark.
_ [Am] _ It's so cold here in the dark.
[D] _ _ [A] With 50,000 watts of power.
[D] _ _ [A] We go by faster miles an hour.
[D] _ _ [A] _ With the radio on.
[D] _ _ [A] _ _ _ Roadrunner, [D] roadrunner.
Radio [A] on.
Going faster miles an hour.
[D] _ _ [A] _ I'm gonna drive by the Starfish [D] off.
_ [A] _ With the radio _ [D] on.
_ [A] See I'm in love with the modern [D] world.
_ [A] _ _ Massachusetts when it's late at [D] night.
_ [A] _ And the neon when it's cold [D] outside.
_ [A] See I have the radio on.
_ [D] _ [A] Like the roadrunner.
Now what do you think about that you [D] guys?
Radio [A] on.
Good.
We got the AM.
[D] Radio [A] on.
I think we got the power.
Got the magic [D] now.
Radio [A] on.
We got the feeling of the modern [D] world.
_ [A] Radio on.
We got the feeling of the modern [D] sound.
[A] The sound of the modern radio.
Feeling when [D] it's late [A] at night.
Got the sound of the modern [D] loneliness.
When it's cold [A] outside.
Got the sound of Massachusetts when it's midway.
But the sound of Route 128 [D] on the dark and [A] lonely.
I feel alone in the cold and lonely.
I feel, I feel alone in the cold and the yawn.
I feel alive.
I feel love.
I feel alive.
I feel a rockin' modern love.
I feel a rockin' modern love.
I feel a rockin' modern me.
A modern sound, modern Boston town.
A modern sound, modern me.
I'm a modern miles around.
I've been a roadrunner once, a roadrunner twice.
Been a roadrunner all of merry nights.
Roadrunner go home now, yeah.
Roadrunner go home.
Oh yes, roadrunner go home.
Here we go.
[D] _ _ _ _ We're going to drive them home you guys. _ _ _ _ _ _ _
_ _ _ _ _ _ _ [A] _
_ _ _ _ _ _ _ [D] _
_ _ _ _ _ Here we [A] go.
_ That's right.
_ _ Again.
_ _ [E] Live live. _ _ _
_ _ _ _ _ _ _ _
[D] _ _ Gonna drive past the stop and [D] shop [A] _ with the radio on.
_ _ _ I'm in love with the [D] modern world.
_ [A] _ _ Massachusetts when it's late at [D] night, _ [A] _ and the neon when it's cold outside.
[D] _ _ [A] I got the radio on, [D] [A] just like a roadrunner, going around the [D] highway.
_ [A] _ _ _ _ _
_ _ _ _ I walk by the stop and [D] shop, _ [A] and I drove by the stop and [D] shop.
_ [A] I like that much better than walking by the [D] stop and shop.
[A] Cause I have the radio on.
[D] _ _ [A] I felt in touch with the modern [D] world.
_ [A] I felt in love with the modern [D] world.
_ [A] I felt in love with Gladys Penn and [D] Rutherdale.
_ [A] Cause I have the radio on.
[D] I felt [A] like a roadrunner _ with [D] the [A] radio on. _ _ _
_ Now I said hello to the spirit of old 1956.
[D] _ [A] It was nation in the bushes next to _ [D] 57th.
[A] Well the highway was my only girlfriend cause I went by [D] so quick.
And [A] some urban trees were out there, and caught some cackling.
It smelled [D] like heaven.
So I [A] said, roadrunner once, _ roadrunner twice.
_ We're in [F] love with this feeling now.
[E] It will be out on that ass.
Alright now we can tell them about our love here [D] man.
Radio [A] on.
I got the AM.
Radio on.
I got the power.
I feel the [D] feeling now.
Radio [A] on.
I feel the feeling and it's feeling alright [D] now.
Radio [A] on.
And I feel in touch with the modern world.
[D] Okay [A] let's go now, route 128. _
_ _ [D] _ _ _ [A] _ _ _
_ _ _ _ _ _ _ _
_ _ _ _ _ _ _ _
_ _ _ _ _ _ _ _
_ _ [A] _ _ _ _ _ _
_ _ _ _ Oh yeah. _
_ _ _ _ Can't you feel it out in Needham [Dm] now?
_ [A] _ Out in route 128 by the power line.
_ _ It's so exciting here at [D] night.
_ [A] _ With the pine trees in the [D] dark.
_ [Am] _ It's so cold here in the dark.
[D] _ _ [A] With 50,000 watts of power.
[D] _ _ [A] We go by faster miles an hour.
[D] _ _ [A] _ With the radio on.
[D] _ _ [A] _ _ _ Roadrunner, [D] roadrunner.
Radio [A] on.
Going faster miles an hour.
[D] _ _ [A] _ I'm gonna drive by the Starfish [D] off.
_ [A] _ With the radio _ [D] on.
_ [A] See I'm in love with the modern [D] world.
_ [A] _ _ Massachusetts when it's late at [D] night.
_ [A] _ And the neon when it's cold [D] outside.
_ [A] See I have the radio on.
_ [D] _ [A] Like the roadrunner.
Now what do you think about that you [D] guys?
Radio [A] on.
Good.
We got the AM.
[D] Radio [A] on.
I think we got the power.
Got the magic [D] now.
Radio [A] on.
We got the feeling of the modern [D] world.
_ [A] Radio on.
We got the feeling of the modern [D] sound.
[A] The sound of the modern radio.
Feeling when [D] it's late [A] at night.
Got the sound of the modern [D] loneliness.
When it's cold [A] outside.
Got the sound of Massachusetts when it's midway.
But the sound of Route 128 [D] on the dark and [A] lonely.
I feel alone in the cold and lonely.
I feel, I feel alone in the cold and the yawn.
I feel alive.
I feel love.
I feel alive.
I feel a rockin' modern love.
I feel a rockin' modern love.
I feel a rockin' modern me.
A modern sound, modern Boston town.
A modern sound, modern me.
I'm a modern miles around.
I've been a roadrunner once, a roadrunner twice.
Been a roadrunner all of merry nights.
Roadrunner go home now, yeah.
Roadrunner go home.
Oh yes, roadrunner go home.
Here we go.
[D] _ _ _ _ We're going to drive them home you guys. _ _ _ _ _ _ _
_ _ _ _ _ _ _ [A] _
_ _ _ _ _ _ _ [D] _
_ _ _ _ _ Here we [A] go.
_ That's right.
_ _ Again.
_ _ [E] Live live. _ _ _
_ _ _ _ _ _ _ _