Pat Green - Rubys two sad daughters

^DWhen the sun hits it right on ^Gits way down ^DIt was the prettiest thing in our little t^Aown. ^DEvery hour I'd sneak a glance over at the p^Glastic frame and cracked glass that holds the p^Dicture of Ruby's t^Awo sad d^Daughters. ^DLast mill closed when I was nine and Da^Gddy left and Momma cried again, ^DI spent my nights cleaning Ruby's fl^Aoors, j^Dust another cafe on a w^Gind swept highway the fa^Drmers bitched, we're no good at fo^Aotball anymore.

^GIn this land that knows no l^Daughter ^BmIn this land that holds no w^Aater, ^Dwe were all in love with R^Guby's t^Awo sad d^Daughters.^{G D A}

^DOne went way out west, ^Gone went way wrong, ^DOne left at seventeen and the o^Ather couldn't wait that long. ^DNeither went anywhere with me, not to the g^Games or the Dairy Queen. ^DBoth split with the first boy who lied s^Aweet and looked vaguely mean.

^GIn this land that knows no l^Daughter ^BmIn this land that holds no ^Awater, ^DWe were all in love with R^Guby's t^Awo sad da^Dughters.

^BmWhy so pretty and f^Aorlorn? ^BmWhy so permanently b^Alue? ^DI guess ours wasn't much of a k^Gingd^Aom to r^Dule.^{G D A}

^DNow when the sun hits ^Gits right on its way down, ^DIt's still the prettiest thing in our little t^Aown. ^DEvery hour I sneak a glance over at the p^Glastic frame and I fix the glass that holds the picture of Ruby's t^Awo sad da^Dughters. Why did hope leave town with R^Guby's t^Awo sad d^Daughters?