Sue

In Monroe Louisiana

There's a place I once knew

That had good Cajun cooking

And a woman named Sue

She was funny and fearless

A fan of the fine

Good grass, bluegrass

A glass of red wine

No matter the hour

That we'd stumble in

She'd fire up that kitchen

We'd wake up again

Now Sue has crossed over

And the moment she died

The heavens rejoiced

While we hollered and cried

If you're sittin' round thinking about livin'

Instead of racking that brain

On what Jesus would do

Just try and be more like ole Sue

If you're living and breathing

And you're doing that right

Then you ought to be

Loving with all of your might

The living is easy

But it don't come for free

Yeah if you're gonna love

Boy you better believe

That loving and grieving

They go hand in hand

That's the thing about living

That's the deal, that's the plan

So eat up, toke up, drink up that wine

We're all gonna die, boys

We're all gonna die

If you're sittin' round thinking about livin'

Instead of racking that brain

On what Jesus would do

Just try and be more like ole Sue

In Monroe, Louisiana

The there's a place I once knew That has good Cajun cookin' And a woman named Sue