Cindy
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Cindy
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My name is Cindy and I grew the coal That settled in your heart black and cold Oh and the promise we made Shattered like the door I slammed on my way out of town Oh, but you never knew the pain I held For a life of love kept on the shelf And the hearts I climbed on to get out of this hole And I feel my soul getting deeper
Chorus: This is a love letter too late To say I'm sorry for the trouble I made I think this hole I'm digging is getting deeper I think it's gonna bury me
My name is Cindy and I grew the coal That settled in your heart black and cold I built me a mountain of souls To fill up this hole I hold Oh and you're just an unlucky one Who thought he could hold me and make us one Well I guess we both hold this sorrow
Chorus: This is a love letter too late To say I'm sorry for the trouble I made I think this hole I'm digging is getting deeper I think it's gonna bury me
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Jenny Lynn Golding performs "Cindy", and this lyric page sits inside the Jenny Lynn Golding catalog on LyroVerse.
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