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Who Will You Run To by Heart

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Who Will You Run To by Heart runs at 116 BPM in 4/4 and is in the key of A major. It is built on 5 chords — A, G, D, E, F#m. Released in 1987.

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Who Will You Run To — Heart
Tempo 116 beats per minute
Key A major verified
Time 4/4 signature
Length 4:06 runtime
Released 1987 Rock
Chords 5 shapes below
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What to watch for

At least one shape here is a full barre — one finger pressing all six strings, no open strings to lean on. Fret it unplugged first; if a string buzzes, it's the barre, not the chord.

Practice at the right tempo

This song sits at 116 BPM. Start at 60% until the changes are clean — speed is a by-product of accuracy, not a goal.

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Frequently asked questions

What key is Who Will You Run To in?

Who Will You Run To is in A major, sourced from the McGill Billboard Project's expert chord annotations — not auto-detected.

What tempo is Who Will You Run To?

Who Will You Run To runs at 116 BPM (beats per minute).

What chords does Who Will You Run To use?

Who Will You Run To is built on 5 chords: A, G, D, E, F#m.

Does Who Will You Run To need barre chords?

Yes — at least one shape is a full barre (one finger across all six strings). Everything else on the page is a standard open shape.