Ugly

G G Couldn’t have been but a hundred pounds C G Soaking wet all stressed out and worried C Podunk Missouri G I don’t know how or why or when C G Her daddy left but he drove off in a fury C She grew up in a hurry D Now skinny jeans and Maybelline C Make pretty girls do crazy things D Teenage tears and bathroom mirrors C Am Will stick with you throughout your years, trust me C D G It’s all so u, u-u-u-u, ugly G Picket fence two car garage C G A man she don’t love but he makes six figures C She thought he’d fix her G C That iron gate feels more and more like an old bird cage G C Than a way to keep out the danger so she takes to liquor D All the champagne brunches and upper class shine C Can’t keep a woman satisfied D Swimming pools and bows and braids C Am And the baby thinks mama’s the live in maid, If you ask me C D G I think it’s u, u-u-u-u, ugly G So, give me a rusty old grain silo C Give me good food that sticks to my bones G C Thank you for that good good man that loves me G With dirt on my hands and scrapes on my knees C The feeling at night when I wash it all clean G I’m telling you girls it’s a beautiful thing Am Trust me C D G It’s far from u, u-u-u-u, ugly C G 18 wheels and an open road C G I sing my songs all across the country C Because these people trust me G So, give me a rusty old grain silo C Give me good food that sticks to my bones G C Thank you for that good good man that loves me G With dirt on my hands and scrapes on my knees C The feeling at night when I wash it all clean G I’m telling you girls it’s a beautiful thing Am Trust me C D G It’s far from u, u-u-u-u, ugly C G C G C G Hmm hmm, hmm hmm