Telling Sue - Assembly of Dust/Reid Genauer

Written by：Nate Wilson

I was workin' real hard in a gravel yard

When I came across a silver coin

You know it wasn't that much but

I tried my luck because I'd had enough of being employed

Yes had enough of being employed

Mama mama don't worry long for me

I'm a man and I must find my train

Mama mama can you tell sue for me

If I stayed here I'd die in a working man's grave

Well I was dead flat broke and that wasn''t no joke

'Cause I was swimming in a pile of debt

But I have to admit that when I up and quit

I pulled an iron shackle from my neck

An iron shackle from my neck

Mama mama don't worry long for me

I'm a man and I must find my train

Mama mama can you tell sue for me

If I stayed here I'd die in a working man's grave

Well it's been some years and I've grown a beard

And I've taken to the life I lead

When I think of the past the thinkin' doesn't last

I have everything I ever need

I got everything I ever need

When I turned to leave

I heard the pit boss scream

Son you know you'll never return

Well I didn't say a word

I just flipped him the bird

And that's the last of me that he

Son you know you'll never return

Mama mama don't worry long for me

I''m a man and I must find my train

Mama mama can you tell sue for me

If I stayed here I'd die in a working man's grave

In a working man's grave

In a working man's grave

In a working man's grave