Cindy Acordes

by Peter Reber and Rolf Zuckowski
 
 
[Intro]
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[Verse 1]
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Remember the tune that your Daddy would play
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when a pretty balloon make you happy and gay, oh Cindy.
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Right on his knees you were singing the song
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feeling really at ease, knowing where you belonged, oh Cindy.
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He couldn't stop you getting older,
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watched you growing to his shoulder,
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dreaming of his sunny days with Cindy.
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But he felt with understanding
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sunny days might soon be ending
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when Rock'n'Roll would break into your life.
 
[Chorus]
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Rock'n'Roll will change your baby
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to a lovely little lady,
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someone else will come and call her Cindy.
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Rock'n'Roll will see her dancing,
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waking up and start romancing
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till the day when she will go away.
 
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[Verse 2]
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Now you're grown up with a girl of your own,
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Don't forget what you've got,try to give a good home to Cindy.
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Play her a song as your Daddy would do
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to make her happy and strong whenever she's blue, your Cindy.
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You can stop her getting older,
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watch her growing to your shoulder,
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dreaming of your sunny days with Cindy.
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But you feel with understanding
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sunny days might soon be ending
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when Rock'n'Roll will break into her life.
 
[Chorus]
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Rock'n'Roll will change your baby
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to a lovely little lady,
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someone else will come and call her Cindy.
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Rock'n'Roll will see her dancing,
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waking up and start romancing
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till the day when she will go away.
 
[Chorus]
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Rock'n'Roll will change your baby
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to a lovely little lady,
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someone else will come and call her Cindy.
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Rock'n'Roll will see her dancing,
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waking up and start romancing
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till the day when she will go away.
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