Cindys Birthday
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Cindys Birthday
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No time for the movie show, tv, or the radio
Gotta write a symphony, end it with some poetry
Tie them with a ribbon made of gold and give them to cindy
Today is cindy's birthday
No time for geometry, 'rithmetic, or history
Gotta write a song from my heart, then pick the greatest work of art
Tie them with a ribbon made of gold and give them to cindy
Today is cindy's birthday
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No time to do the twist, don't mind all the things I miss
Gotta write a melody, write it from the heart of me
Tie it with a ribbon made of gold and give it to cindy
Today is cindy's birthday
Yes, cindy's happy birthday
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Johnny Crawford performs "Cindys Birthday", and this lyric page sits inside the Johnny Crawford catalog on LyroVerse.
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