Personally, I think she has 'issues' with Buddy Holly. Or more accurately, Buddy Holly's popularity in her hometown.

Lubbock Or Leave It
Words & Music by Emily Robison, Martie Maguire, Natalie Maines, Mike Campbell

Dust bowl, Bible belt
Got more churches than trees
Raise me, praise me, couldn’t save me
Couldn’t keep me on my knees
Oh boy
Rave on down loop 289
That’ll be the day you see me back
In this fool’s paradise

CHORUS:
Temptation’s strong
(Salvation’s gone)
I’m on my way
To hell’s half acre
How will I ever
How will I ever
Get to heaven now

Throwin’ stones from the top of your rock
Thinkin’ no one can see
The secrets you hide behind
Your southern hospitality
On the strip the kids get lit
So they can have a real good time
Come Sunday they can just take their pick
From the crucifix skyline

(CHORUS)

International airport
A quarter after nine
Paris Texas, Athens Georgia’s
Not what I had in mind
As I’m getting out I laugh to myself
‘Cause this is the only place
Where as you’re getting’ on the plane
You see Buddy Holly’s face

I hear they hate me now
Just like they hated you
Maybe when I’m dead and gone
I’m gonna get a statue too

(CHORUS)

http://www.utexas.edu/utpress/excerpts/exoglfir.html
"It is not an overgeneralization to say that, to many in Lubbock, the terms liberal and progressive are insults often spoken with disdain equal to that associated with such loaded words as faggot or nigger." (His words, not mine.)

Buddy Holly Walk of Fame
Lubbock Texas

Lubbock and the West Texas area are rich in heritage and contributions from many gifted people in the field of music and entertainment. To preserve and share this rich heritage the Lubbock "Walk of Fame" was dedicated September 6, 1980. Buddy Holly contributed to the music heritage of not only West Texas, but the entire world as a musician and composer. It is significant that the first plaque on The "Walk of Fame" bear his name. The citizens of Lubbock pay tribute to and honor their native son. "1979"

Listed below are the many gifted people in the field of music and entertainment on the plaques at the "Walk of Fame".

Buddy Holly 1936 - 1959
Waylon Jennings - 1980
Mac Davis - 1983
Jimmy Dean - 1984
Bobby Keys - 1984
Ralna English - 1984
G. W. Bailey - 1985
Barry Corbin - 1985
Niki Sullivan - 1986
Jerry Allison - 1986
Joe B. Mauldin - 1986
Sonny Curtis - 1986
Tanya Tucker - 1988
Joe Ely - 1989
Roy Orbison - 1989
Bob Wills - 1990
The Gatlin Brothers - Larry, Steve, Rudy - 1990
Snuff Garrett - 1991
Maines Brothers Band - Lloyd, Steve, Kenny, Donnie, Cary Banks, Jerry Brownlow, Richard Bowden, Randy Brownlow - 1993
Virgil Johnson of "The Velvets" - 1994
Buddy Knox - 1994
Glen D. Hardin - 1995
Gary P. Nunn - 1995
Woody Chambliss - 1996
Home Town Boys - Roman, Sr., Ricky, Joe, Jesse Martinez - 1996
Bob Montgomery - 1996
Paul Milosevich - 1996
Terry Allen - 1997
Dan Blocker - 1997
Glenna Maxey Goodacre - 1997
Dirk West - 1997
Jimmie Dale Gilmore - 1998
Butch Hancock - 1998
Eddie Dixon - 2000
Delbert McClinton- 2001
The Fireballs - 2001
Brad Maule - 2002
Helen Wagner - 2002
Alvin G. Davis - 2003
Billy Walker - 2003
Richie McDonald - 2004
Clif Magness - 2004

("Clif" who? Where's Natalie's plaque?!)

Buddy Holly Walk of Fame Lubbock Texas

Buddy Holly Walk of Fame
Lubbock Texas