Run (Snow Patrol song)
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| Single by Snow Patrol from the album Final Straw |
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| Released | 2003 (UK) | ||||
| Format | 10"; E-CD; 7" | ||||
| Recorded | February, 2003 at Britannia Row/The Diving Bell | ||||
| Genre | Alternative Rock | ||||
| Length | 5:57 | ||||
| Label | Fiction/Polydor | ||||
| Producer | Jacknife Lee/Snow Patrol | ||||
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"Run" is the second single from Snow Patrol's third album, Final Straw. It brought the band its first taste of mainstream success, reaching #5 on the UK charts.
[edit] Appearances
This song appeared on the Top Gear: The Ultimate Driving Experience album. It is also featured in the movie, The Chumscrubber as well as the tenth episode of season two of Rescue Me, the trailer to The Guardian, an episode of Doctor Who Confidential, an episode of Cold Case, the closing scene of the pilot episode of CBS' 2006 series, Jericho, an episode of Life As We Know It, the BBC made for TV film adaptation of Wide Sargasso Sea and the closing scene of the season 1 finale of One Tree Hill,. "Run" was also the song used in the trailers for the HBO miniseries, Empire Falls.
"Run" also appeared on Hear the Year 05, a compilation by Josten's released with the company's yearbooks, containing what they said they thought were the songs of the year.
[edit] Track listings
- 10"
- Limited to 500 pressings only.
- A: "Run (Jackknife Lee Remix)"
- B: "Run (Freelance Hellraiser Remix)"
The following two formats were released later, on February 26, 2004.
- CD
- "Run" (video)
- "Post Punk Progression"
- "Spitting Games (2001 Country Version)"
- 7"
- A: "Run"
- B: "Post Punk Progression"
- UK Promo CD
- "Run" (Radio Edit)
- US Promo CD
- "Run" (Radio Edit)
- "Run" (Album Version)
[edit] Covers
This song was covered by Tre Lux in 2006 and appears on the album A Strange Gathering. It was also covered by Leona Lewis on BBC Radio 1's Live Lounge. The song was requested over 8,000 times in the first 2 minutes of Chris Moyles's show the day after it appeared on the Live Lounge[citation needed]. Due to its popularity this version was A-listed on Radio 1, a rarity for a single covered in the Live Lounge and which will not officially be released.
The song was also covered by the pop classical group the Three Graces in Italian underneath the title "Si Accendera" on their 2008 self titled debut album.
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