Petrified House

 G                             D  
She Sees The World Through 
    Em
Yellowing Lace
     C                         
The World Hasn’t Seen Her Since 
   G      D
Seventy-eight
 C                          G     
Except For The Nephew Who Used To 
     C
Look In
 G                               D
To Bring Her Her Chocolate And 
        G
Tonic And Gin

[Verse 2]
 G                             D  
She Lives In One Room Of A Mansion
    Em
 Downtown
     C                         
With Nothing But Strip Bars And 
   G      D
Strip Malls Around
 C                          G     
It Used To Be Three Miles To Those
     C
 Big Stone Gates
 G                               D
Property Taxes Just Whittled It 
        G
Away

[Chorus]
 C                           G
She Believes Somehow That Nothing 
Has Changed
 D                           G
Even Though Sherman Left Georgia In 
Flames
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 C                            G   
Cotton’s Still King And The South 
        C   Am
Didn’t Fall
 G                    D         
As Long As Wisteria Climbs Up The 
   G
Wall

[Verse 3]
 G                             D  
She Won’t Read The Paper And Won’t
    Em
 Watch The News
     C                            
She Thinks It’s All Lies Made Up 
G      D
By New York Jews
 C                          G     
Her Daddy Said No Matter What The 
     C
Laws Say
 G                               D
Down Here We’ve Always Done Things
        G
 Our Own Way

[Chorus]
 C                           G
She Believes Somehow That Nothing 
Has Changed
 D                           G
Even Though Sherman Left Georgia In 
Flames
 C                            G   
Cotton’s Still King And The South 
        C   Am
Didn’t Fall
 G                    D         
As Long As Wisteria Climbs Up The 
   G
Wall

[Verse 4]
 G                             D  
Some Day That Petrified House Will
    Em
 Fall Down
     C                            
Like Everything It Will Return To 
G      D
The Ground
 C                          G     
Whatever It Stood For Will All Be 
     C
Condensed
 G                               D
To One Paragraph On A Plaque By 
        G
The Fence

[Chorus]
 C                           G
She Believes Somehow That Nothing 
Has Changed
 D                           G
Even Though Sherman Left Georgia In 
Flames
 C                            G   
Cotton’s Still King And The South 
        C   Am
Didn’t Fall
 G                    D         
As Long As Wisteria Climbs Up The 
   G
Wall