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Used To The Pain

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Intro:     C    G    Am    C    G  Am  
CAnd so I wGrote this song for Amyou 
CI think I kGnow just what you’re gAmoin’ through 
DmDid you believe yFou’d never cFmhange 
Nothin’ ever stays the sAmame 
CI know it’s Ghard holdin’ Amon 
CAnd even haGrder tryin’ to leAmt it go 
DmAnd so you’re frFozen like a sFmtone 
But you are not alAmone 
FEvery step I tGake I get a little less afDmraid 
Of givin’ in to lCove G  F  
Believe me when I saAmy it gets better every Dmday 
Once you get used to the pFmain G7  Am  
CWhat you hGide inside I Amsee 
CThere’s a sGcar and there’s always gAmonna be 
DmThere’s a pasFt in everyFmone 
You cant unDmdo, you cant ouAmtrun 
FEvery step I tGake I get a little less afFraid 
Of givin’ in to lCove G  F  
Believe me when I sAmay it gets better every Dmday 
Once you get used to the pFmain G7  Am  
(Instrumental break)  Am/F/Am/F/ Amrepeat
DmEvery step I tGake I get a little less afFraid 
Of givin’ in to lCove G  F  
Believe me when I Amsay it gets better every dDmay 
Once you get used to the pFmain G7  Am  
Once you get used to the pDmain Am  Dm  Am  

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Used To The Pain

by Keith Urban

Lyrics & chords · Original key

Chords in this song · guitar

C G Am C G Am

Intro:

C G Am

And so I wrote this song for you

C G Am

I think I know just what you’re goin’ through

Dm F Fm

Did you believe you’d never change

Nothin’ ever stays the same

C G Am

I know it’s hard holdin’ on

C G Am

And even harder tryin’ to let it go

Dm F Fm

And so you’re frozen like a stone

But you are not alone

F G Dm

Every step I take I get a little less afraid

C G F

Of givin’ in to love

Am Dm

Believe me when I say it gets better every day

Fm G7 Am

Once you get used to the pain

C G Am

What you hide inside I see

C G Am

There’s a scar and there’s always gonna be

Dm F Fm

There’s a past in everyone

Dm Am

You cant undo, you cant outrun

F G F

Every step I take I get a little less afraid

C G F

Of givin’ in to love

Am Dm

Believe me when I say it gets better every day

Fm G7 Am

Once you get used to the pain

Am F Am F Am

(Instrumental break) //// repeat

Dm G F

Every step I take I get a little less afraid

C G F

Of givin’ in to love

Am Dm

Believe me when I say it gets better every day

Fm G7 Am

Once you get used to the pain

Dm Am Dm Am

Once you get used to the pain

About Used To The Pain Chords by Keith Urban

Learn how to play Used To The Pain by Keith Urban with free guitar chords, lyrics, and interactive chord diagrams. Search for “Used To The Pain chords”, “Used To The Pain guitar chords”, or “Keith Urban Used To The Pain chords” and you will find this page — transpose to any key, tap chords for diagrams, and use auto-scroll while you play. Perfect for beginners looking for easy Used To The Pain chords and for experienced players who want accurate Used To The Pain lyrics and chords in one place. Common chords in this song include C, G, Am, Dm, F, Fm.

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What key is "Used To The Pain" in?

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