đ¶ âRam Runninâ to Torontoâ â Arrangement Guide for Tunee
Genre: Country Rock / latin salsa
Tempo: 104 BPM
Key: G Major
Mood: upbeat, storytelling, southern rock, country rap, highway driving, humor
[Intro â Spoken] (8 bars)
Now I ainât sayinâ Iâm reckless,
But I got a soft spot for bad ideas and red taillights.
She said, âIf you love me, come prove it.â
So I fired up the Ram and pointed her west through the night.
[Verse 1] (16 bars)
Rollinâ outta Moncton, sunrise creepinâ,
Thermos full, I ainât even sleepinâ.
Chrome pipes singinâ like a steel guitar,
Heartbeat racinâ that Hemi too hard.
Nova Scotia fog like a ghost in the mirror,
Talkinâ to the road, âGirl, Iâm gettinâ near.â
Got 1,400 miles and a half-pack plan,
And a love that donât wait on a traffic jam.
[Chorus] (8 bars)
Iâm Ram-runninâ to Toronto,
Pedal down, heart full throttle,
Backroads humminâ, radio loud,
Her name on my lips in a diesel cloud.
Every line of highway hums her song,
Every mile says âboy, drive on,â
I ainât slowinâ down till I see her face â
Ram-runninâ love through time and space.
[Verse 2] (16 bars)
Through Fredericton rain and Quebec wind,
Still smell her perfume in my cab again.
Borderline broke but the tankâs still full,
âCause her voice in my head keeps pullinâ that bull.
Montreal lights like a fever dream,
Iâm talkinâ to my dash like itâs part of my team.
âHold tight, baby, one more night,
This Ramâs got wings and a taillight light.â
[Bridge â Rap Section] (8 bars)
Hemi humminâ harmony,
GPS donât bother me,
Mapâs in my memory,
Girlâs my destiny.
Ainât no stop, no cop, no limit line,
Just diesel burn and borrowed time,
Got a ring in the glove box, plan in my mind,
Iâm drivinâ love on borrowed dimes.
[Chorus â Repeat] (8 bars)
Iâm Ram-runninâ to Toronto,
Chrome flashinâ under that moon-glow,
Tailgate drumminâ, heart on fire,
Tires singinâ like a gospel choir.
Every mile that I cross feels right,
I can see her porch in the edge of night,
I ainât slowinâ down till I hold her tight â
Ram-runninâ home tonight.
[Outro â Funny Ending] (12 bars)
Pulled in past dawn, dust on my face,
Heart full of hope, truck outta grace.
She looked me up, looked me down, said âBoy⊠no way.â
Guess love donât live off the 401 today.
So I turned that Ram âround, boots on the floor,
Coffee cold, pride out the door.
Said, âWell, I reckon thatâs how it be,
Them city girls just ainât for me.â
Headinâ eastbound, free and clear,
Radio laughinâ, shiftinâ gears.
Back to the Maritimes, where the roads feel right â
Me and my Ram, racinâ sunrise light.
Ainât love grand? ⊠well, at least gas was cheap.