Clay Davidson – Plain Ol’ Pain
G
I got a good reason for bein' here
Drivin' by your house
Hopin' to catch a glimpse of you
Maybe talk our troubles out
C
Well I've been makin' left turns round and round your block
G
Circlin’ since Sunday, evenin’ at six o'clock
D
Well I know my behavior might seem a little strange
C F C
It's got a lot to do with losin’ you
G
And Plain Ol’ Pain.
G
I got a good reason for bein' here
Where the music's loud
Hopin' to forget about you
And lookin' for a good time crowd
C
I think I'll shoot some doubles
And sit here at the bar
G
Well I ain't goin' nowhere
I gave the bartender my car
D
Well I know my behavior might
Seem a little strange
C F C
It's got a lot to do with losing you
G
And Plain Ol’ Pain.
C
Well it's a shootin' stabbin’ gnawin'
G
Naggin' grindin' kind of hurt
C
An agonizin’ mesmerizin’
D (stop)
Constant hell on earth
G
It's Plain Ol’ Pain.
G
I got a good reason for bein' here
Layin’ on this couch
For a hundred bucks an hour
I'm gonna sort my feelings out
C
The doctor says my problem
Is common but acute
G
And I won't get any better
Until I talk to you
D
Severe emotional anguish
Induced by mental strain
C F C
In clinical words or Laymen’s terms
G
It’s Plain Ol’ Pain.
G
Plain Ol’ Pain
It’s Plain Ol’ Pain
Plain Ol’ Pain
Plain Ol’ Pain
Plain Ol’ Pain.
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