G C G C [Verse 1]G Met my first love down in Texas a club in San AntoneC Both of us were lonely had no one to call our ownG So we danced and laughed til closing time, and had no place to goC D G So with the top pulled down, drove all night, ran off to Mexico [Verse 2]G But my blonde haired blue-eyed cowboy turned out to be bad newsC Disappeared one morning, Left his old boots and the bluesG Now there've been so many others, but none of them were trueC D G The only one I can count on to keep me company is you. [Chorus]G C Mr. Pain (Mr. Pain), Oh it's you againG C I never really wanted us to be such friendsD G You always seem to show up when I'm all aloneEm and that's when you move right inC G C G C and make yourself at home, Mr. Pain, Oh Mr.Pain [Verse 3]G Well you'd think by now that I'd of learned to see through your disguiseC A heartache really shouldn't be so hard to recognizeG But you wear so many faces, and every line is newC D G And somehow I just always end up waking up with you [Chorus]G C Mr. Pain (Mr. Pain), Oh it's you againG C I never really wanted us to be such friendsD G You never fail to find me when I'm all aloneEm and that's when you move right inC G C And make yourself at home, whoa, Mr. Pain,
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