OSPF path MPLS/point to point

Hey Guys,
I have two links on my router;
R1 ----- MPLS -----R2 ------------------------------------------1st link
R1-----pt to pt -----R3------MPLS----R2 ---------------------2nd Link
by default I am using 1st link and I would like to move to 2nd link, can anyone help how do I do that ?

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From R1 to R2, correct? (R2 to R1 could be tricky - depends on how R2 interact with MPLS).
For R1 to R2, you could just set a direct (high) OSPF interface cost on the R1 port to MPLS.

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