Miss Ater

C Am F G C Am F G C Am F G Miss Ater was a, a sad sad girl C Am F G You see, her sweet mama died C Am F G It was the end of her world C Am F G And for days and days she cried C Am F G Many moons and many years ago C Am F G Some man had left her side C Am F G Last thing she remembers is smiling in his flannel shirt C Am F G I'll see you when the cotton is high C Am F G And the rain in Sylvester falls harder than anywhere C Am F G Like the devil's got his fist on your house C Am And the dirt roads and tobacco fields F G Have looked the same for all these years C Am F G Like God forgot to finish this town C Am F G C Am F G C Am F G Floyd painted from the morning 'til night C Am F G Taking his breaks for cold beer C Am F G He was known as a great white knight C Am F G Sittin' in his rockin' chair C Am And Norman waved his magic wand F G For all the kids in the trailer park C Am F G And the doves sang the prettiest song C Am With the whiskey in their coffee F G Church on Sunday morning C Am F G Everybody's got a way to get on C Am F G And the rain in Sylvester falls harder than anywhere C Am F G Like the devil's got his fist on your house C Am And the dirt roads and tobacco fields F G Have looked the same for all these years C Am F G Like God forgot to finish this town C Am F G I think God forgot to finish this town Instr/Solo C Am F G C Am F G C Am F G C Am F G C Am F G And the rain in Sylvester falls harder than anywhere C Am F G Like the devil's got his fist on your house C Am And the dirt roads and tobacco fields F G Have looked the same for all these years C Am F G Like God forgot to finish this town C Am F G I think God forgot to finish this town C Am F G C Oh I think God forgot to finish this town