Cindy Cindy {Traditional Folk Song} - Lyrics video free download

There are so many different ways to play this and so many different lyrics. I just felt like playing it like this at this present time. I also do a soft melodic fingerpicking version which I may post at some point in the future.

Cindy - lyrics

She lives away down south

She's so sweet the honeybees

Swarm around her mouth.

Chorus:

Get along home, Cindy Cindy

Get along home, Cindy Cindy

Get along home, Cindy Cindy

I'll marry you some day.

I went up to the mountain to give

my horn a blow. When I come down my

Cindy was a knockin at my door.

The first I seen my Cindy, she

was standing in the door. Her

shoes and stockings in her hand

little bare feet on the floor.

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She took me to her parlor she

cooled me with her fan. She told

me I was the sweetest thing in the

shape of mortal man.

She kissed me and she hugged me

she called me sugar plum. When She

throwed her arms around me, Lord I

thought my time had come.

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When Cindy got religion, she shouted all around.

She got so full of glory, she pulled my briches down.

I wish I were an apple

A-hanging on the tree

And every time that Cindy passed

She'd take a bite o' me

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I wish I had a needle as fine as I

could sew. I`d sew them gals to my

coat and down the road I`d go.

Peaches in the summertime, apples in

the fall. If I cant have my Cindy,

dont want no one at all.