"Run Away! Run Away!"

Album

Lost (Original Television Soundtrack)

Track length

0:32

Track type

Character Theme

Episode title

"Hearts and Minds"

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Featured in episode(s)

"Hearts and Minds"
"Exodus, Part 3"
"Exposé"
"Left Behind"
"There's No Place Like Home, Part 3"
"This Place Is Death"
"Namaste"
"Dead Is Dead"
"Sundown"
"The Package"
"The Candidate"
"What They Died For"

©2006 Varèse Sarabande and Michael Giacchino

"Run Away! Run Away!" is an orchestral piece from the Season 1 soundtrack. Its motif plays during several scenes involving the monster, as well as other action scenes.

Main appearanceEdit

Boone has just told Shannon about the hatch. He hears the Monster, and they run from it. The Monster manages to catch Shannon and drag her into the air. Boone shouts after her.

Full list of appearancesEdit

"Run Away! Run Away!" and its variations play over the following scenes:

• Boone dreams of the monster. ("Hearts and Minds")
• Jack runs to save Locke from the monster. ("Exodus, Part 3")
• Jin suggests that the Monster may have killed of Nikki and Paulo. ("Exposé")
• The monster approaches the thicket that Kate and Juliet are hiding in. ("Left Behind")
• The survivors hurry to repair the helicopter on the freighter. ("There's No Place Like Home, Part 3")
• Jin and the French team hear the monster in the jungle. ("This Place Is Death")
  • They run from it. ("This Place Is Death")
• Frank attempts to land Ajira 316 on the Hydra Island runway. ("Namaste")
• Ben prepares to summon the monster. ("Dead Is Dead")
  • Ben waits for the monster to emerge from the jungle. ("Dead Is Dead")
  • "Locke" tells Ben that he knows where the Monster is. ("Dead Is Dead")
• During the Temple massacre, Miles barricades himself in a room. ("Sundown")
• The Man in Black confronts Widmore on Hydra Island. ("The Package")
• The Man in Black investigates the plane. ("The Candidate")
• Ben prepares for the Monster's imminent arrival. ("What They Died For")
  • The Man in Black investigates the well, only to find Desmond gone. ("What They Died For")

InfluencesEdit

The piece shares elements with the Exploration Motif.

VariationsEdit

The piece's theme reappears in "Bobbing for Freighters", "Crash and Yearn", "Monsters Are Such Innnteresting People", "Hide and Snitch" and "Sundown".