Running On Faith
Intro and Solo
By Eric Clapton (unplugged version)
by Brian S.
1st step : GET A SLIDE!!!
2nd step : listen to track 8 on the unplugged CD
3rd step : Try to play this!
key ~ - vibrato
(8)- play before sliding up to next note
E.C. on slide guitar
Intro
E-----------------------------------/10--------------------|
b-(8)/12~~-\10~--\8~~----8--------------12-----------------|
g---------------------/9---9--7------------12~~-12~/9~~----|
d-------------------------------9~~------------------------|
a----------------------------------------------------------|
E----------------------------------------------------------|
E----------------------------------------------------------|
b------------------------------/8--------------------------|
g-9-9~--(9)/10~~-10-9-------/9----11-9-7~~~-7~/1--/12-0/12-|
d---------------------10-----------------------------------|
a------------------------10~-------------------------------|
E----------------------------------------------------------|
E----------------------------------------------------------|
b----------------------------------------------------------|
g-0~/12~~-12~-\11-\10~~------------------------------------|
d----------------------------------------------------------|
a----------------------------------------------------------|
E----------------------------------------------------------|
Verse
G D Em
E-x-----------------2--------0-------------------------------|
b-3-----------------3--------x-------------------------------|
g-0-----------------2--------0--------/9~~-------------------|
d-0-----------------0--------2-------------------------------|
a-2-----------------x--------2-------------------------------|
E-3-----------------x--------0-------------------------------|
( Lately Ive been runnin on faith....) (go to the chords in
the other tab. for the correct chords)
Solo :
E----------------------------------------------------12-10-|
b-/12~-12-12~--/15-15~-15/-\8~-------8-10-12~~-12-12-------|
g------------------------------/7-/9-----------------------|
d----------------------------------------------------------|
a----------------------------------------------------------|
E----------------------------------------------------------|
E-10~--/7-7-6-5~~---------------------------------------------|
b-----------------------/8------------------------10----------|
g-----------------/7~-/9---9--7--/5~~--9-9-9~--11----11-9-7~~-|
d-------------------------------------------------------------|
a-------------------------------------------------------------|
E-------------------------------------------------------------|
E----------------------------------------------------------|
b----------------------------------------------------------|
g--7/-0-/12~~~~--------------------------------------------|
d----------------------------------------------------------|
a----------------------------------------------------------|
E----------------------------------------------------------|
Tab Discussion, Comments, and Critiques
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eric Wanna Be |
#1 by eric tanguay at Sep 26, 2007 at 7:26 AM EST |
| oh my gosh. I love Mr. Clapton, and this songs is one of the reasons why. Simply put, it's inredible. | |
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Dylan Wanna Be |
#2 by Dylan Johnson at Sep 29, 2007 at 12:09 PM EST |
| great song...great song! anything you listen to by EC is great though! | |
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joe Average |
#3 by joe at Oct 1, 2007 at 4:52 AM EST |
| Ive been listening to this song lately since i feel the same damn way right now. My luck with women has been real bad, no matter how hard i try man. I guess women dont like the lack of things I have to offer. So all ive been doing is running on faith. It kinda sucks for real. | |
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Adam Average |
#4 by Adam Baine at Oct 3, 2007 at 5:54 AM EST |
| This song is one of the most emotional songs Eric Clapton sings. I always took it to be about someone who lost a very great love, and is pretty much empty without it and feels like everything would be alright if that love returned. I love the way Clapton sings the line "and we'd go running on faith." It is like he is imagining a moment with the woman he loves that would overcome him with peace and contentment. Like it is all that he wants in the world. So powerful, especially if you identify with that interpretation. 1 | |
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it Lead Player |
#5 by it died at Oct 6, 2007 at 11:04 AM EST |
| I think she means 'incredible'^ This song is a great love song, I suggest the live version from 24 Nights. It is a classic love song about a man who doesn't have much to offer, and he is looking for a mate. He explains the importance of having faith in what he believes in and hopes for it everyday. He is in love... | |
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JOEL (the god o Average |
#6 by JOEL (the god of rock and roll) at Oct 6, 2007 at 11:20 AM EST |
| This song is one of the most emotional songs Eric Clapton sings. I always took it to be about someone who lost a very great love, and is pretty much empty without it and feels like everything would be alright if that love returned. I love the way Clapton sings the line "and we'd go running on faith." It is like he is imagining a moment with the woman he loves that would overcome him with peace and contentment. Like it is all that he wants in the world. So powerful, especially if you identify with that interpretation. | |
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