To play "Runaway" on the piano in an easy version, you can follow these simplified steps:

1. **Know the Key**
- The song is typically in **C major** or **A minor**. Familiarize yourself with the scale.

2. **Basic Chords**
- Here are some basic chords you can use:
- **C major**: C - E - G
- **G major**: G - B - D
- **A minor**: A - C - E
- **F major**: F - A - C

 3. **Chord Progression**
- A common progression for "Runaway" might be:
- C - G - Am - F

 4. **Melody**
- Play the melody using the right hand. Here’s a simplified version of the first few notes:
- Start with C, E, G, then move to G, B, D.

 5. **Practice**
- **Hands Separately**: Practice the left hand with chords and the right hand with melody separately.
- **Combine**: Once comfortable, try playing both hands together.

 6. **Use Sheet Music**
- Look for simplified sheet music online to help guide you through the song.

7. **Play Slowly**
- Start slowly and gradually increase your speed as you become more comfortable.

 8. **Listen to the Song**
- Listening to the original track will help you understand the timing and dynamics.

tips
- **Fingering**: Use consistent fingerings for chords to improve fluidity.
- **Practice Regularly**: Short, regular practice sessions are more effective than infrequent long ones.

Enjoy playing "Runaway"! If you need more specific notes or help with a section, feel free to ask!