Adam Smith - Aint worth the pain

^CI got that old familiar f^Dmeeling ^FI know you're coming back ^Cagain ^CAnd the bittersweet smell of your ^Dmperfume ^Fcompliments my Hendricks g^Cin

^CWon't be no more late-night ^Dmphone calls ^FThose childish games are wearing ^Cthin ^CAnd when the sun comes up to^Dmmorrow ^FI'll be past the point of giving^C in

^AmYou say your mystery is a ^Evirtue ^FBut its driving me in^Csane ^CAnd all my friends just call me c^Dmrazy ^FCause I let you do it again an^Cd again and again

^CWhy don't you dress up your int^Dmentions ^FHoney one more last t^Cime ^CI'll make believe you still m^Dmean it ^FIn the shadows of my m^Cind

^CNo more happy tomor^Dmrows ^FWe both know that we're t^Chrough ^CNo matter how many times you say you ^Dmneed me ^FI've realized I don't need ^Cyou

^AmYou say your mystery is a v^Eirtue ^FBut its just driving me in^Csane ^CAnd I may never find another wo^Dmman (no not like you) ^FBut honey, you aint worth the p^Cain