Keep On Running
Ford Robben Lyrics

The lyrics in Ford Robben's "Keep On Running" express the singer's pursuit of the one he loves. He reassures her that he will continue to chase her relentlessly while she keeps running and hiding from him. He believes that "one fine day" he will be the one who will make her understand his love for her and ultimately become her man. However, amidst this pursuit, the singer is experiencing ridicule and judgement from others which makes him feel bad and sad. Despite all of this, he is determined to continue chasing his love.

The lyrics suggest that the singer is deeply in love with the other person and is willing to put in the effort to make the relationship work. It could also suggest that he is confident in his ability to eventually win over his love interest, regardless of the challenges he may face along the way. The lyrics convey both vulnerability and determination, with the singer being open about how he feels and persistent in his pursuit.

One interesting fact about the song is that it was originally recorded by Jackie Edwards in 1965. The song gained further popularity when it was covered by the Spencer Davis Group, featuring Steve Winwood on vocals, in the same year. Robben Ford's version was released as the opening track on his 1992 album "Robben Ford & The Blue Line".

Another interesting fact is that Robben Ford is a highly regarded American blues guitarist and has worked with several well-known musical acts such as Miles Davis, George Harrison, and Joni Mitchell.

The song has been covered by various artists including Paul McCartney, Neil Diamond, and the German rock band Fury in the Slaughterhouse.

"Keep On Running" has been featured in several movies such as the 1992 comedy-drama "Mr. Baseball" and the 2019 biographical film "Rocketman" based on the life of Elton John.

The song was also used in a commercial for the 2009 Kia Soul car.

The chord progression for the song is G, C, Bb, and F.