The Corrs - Runaway -

: Toward the end of the track, the song features a subtle key change to the Lydian mode (moving from an F major to an augmented B-flat), which contributes to the "soaring" and "heavenly" feeling of the climax.

: Released in 1995 as their debut single, "Runaway" is widely considered the band's emotional centerpiece. It is a staple at weddings, with many fans citing it as the song they used for their first dance or ceremony. The Corrs - Runaway

Andrea Corr, the band's lead singer and the song's primary lyricist, has shared that she felt incredibly awkward the first time she sang "Runaway" for her parents. The song features the romantic line, which Andrea found difficult to sing in front of her mother, Jean. She recalled thinking her mother would wonder where her young daughter had even "learned that". Additional Facts & Fan Impact : Toward the end of the track, the

The most famous "helpful" story related to is a lighthearted family anecdote about the song's creation and the band's first time performing it for their parents. The "Embarrassing" Debut Andrea Corr, the band's lead singer and the

You can listen to the official track or watch the music video on the Official Corrs YouTube Channel .

: One fan shared a story of hearing the song for the first time before The Corrs were famous. They were in a dark, "old world" train station in Dublin when they heard beautiful music echoing. They saw three sisters with "shiny hair" filming with cameras and lights; it turned out to be the music video shoot for "Runaway".