Runaways (musical) - Songs and Scenes

Songs and Scenes

Act I
  • You Don't Understand
  • I Had to Go
  • Parent/Kid Dance
  • Appendectomy
  • Where Do People Go (song)
  • Footsteps
  • Once Upon a Time
  • Current Events
  • Every Now and Then (song)
  • Out on the Street
  • Minnesota Strip (song)
  • Song of a Child Prostitute (song)
  • Christmas Puppies
  • Lazar's Heroes
  • Find Me a Hero (song)
  • Scrynatchkielooaw
  • The Undiscovered Son (song)
  • I Went Back Home
  • This is What I Do When I'm Angry
  • The Basketball Song (song)
  • Dance
  • Spoons
  • Lullaby for Luis (song)
  • We Are Not Strangers (song)
Act II
  • In the Sleeping Line
  • I Will Not Tell a Soul
  • Revenge Song (song)
  • Enterprise (song)
  • Lullaby from Baby to Baby (song)
  • Sometimes (song)
  • Clothes
  • Mr. Graffiti
  • The Untrue Pigeon (song)
  • SeƱoras de la Noche
  • We Have to Die?
  • Where Are Those People Who Did 'Hair'? (song)
  • Appendectomy II
  • Let Me Be a Kid (song)
  • To the Dead of Family Wars
  • Problem After Problem
  • Lonesome of the Road/Let Me Be a Kid (Reprise) (song)

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