Song information On this page you can find the lyrics of the song Traditional: Cindy, artist - The Mormon Tabernacle Choir. Date of issue: 31.12.1989
Song language: English
Traditional: Cindy |
| You ought to see my Cindy |
| She lives away down south |
| She’s so sweet the honeybees |
| Swarm around her mouth |
| The first time I saw Cindy |
| She was standing in the door |
| Her shoes and stockings in her hands |
| Her clothes all over the floor |
| I wish I were an apple |
| A-hangin on the tree |
| An' every time that Cindy passed |
| She’d take a bite o' me |
| She told me that she loved me |
| She called me Sugarplum |
| She drew her arms around me |
| I thought my time had come |
| She loved me on the mountainside |
| She loved me on the hill |
| And every time she said «I won’t» |
| Her echo said «I will!» |
| She took me to the parlor |
| She cooled me with her fan |
| She said I was the prettiest thing |
| In the shape of mortal man |
| She loves me in the summertime |
| She loves me in the fall |
| If she don’t love me all the time |
| I want no love at all |
| My Cindy is a pretty girl |
| My Cindy is a peach; |
| She throws her arms around my neck |
| And hangs on like a leech |
| If I had a pretty gal |
| I’d put her on a shelf; |
| Ev’ry time she smiled at me |
| I’d jump right up myself |
| Wish I had a needle and thread |
| Wish that I could sew |
| I’d sew that gal to my coat tails |
| And down the road we’d go |
| Get along home, Cindy Cindy |
| Get along home, Cindy Cindy |
| Get along home, Cindy Cindy |
| I’ll marry you some day |
| (or I’m gonna leave you now) |