Chords for Cindy
Tempo:
120.05 bpm
Chords used:
Ab
Db
Eb
F
Tuning:Standard Tuning (EADGBE)Capo:+0fret
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[F]
[Ab] [Db] [Ab]
[Db] [Ab]
[Db] [Ab]
Well you ought to see my Cindy, she lives way [Eb] down south.
[Ab] She's such [Db] sweet honey [Ab] bees, they swarm around her mouth.
When first I saw my Cindy, I was standing [Eb] in the door.
[Ab] Her shoes and [Db] stockings in her hand [Ab] and her feet spread round the floor.
[Db] Get along home, save your Cindy, [Ab] get along home, save your Cindy, [Db] get along home, save your Cindy, [Ab] now marry me Cindy.
[Eb] [Ab] [Db] [Ab]
Well I wish I was an apple, hanging [Eb] on a tree.
[Ab] Every [Db] time my Cindy [Ab] passed, she'd take a bite of me.
Or if I was made of sugar, standing [Eb] in the town.
[Ab] Every [Db] time my Cindy [Ab] passed, she'd shake some sugar down.
[Db] Get along home, save your Cindy, [Ab] get along home, save your Cindy, [Db] get along home, save your Cindy, [Ab] I'll marry you someday.
[Eb] [Ab] [Db] [Ab]
Well my Cindy had got religion, she had it [Eb] once before.
[Ab] But when she [Db] heard my revenge, [Ab] oh she jumped down on the floor.
She took me to a parlor, she cooled me [Eb] with her fan.
[Ab] She said I [Db] was the prettiest [Ab] thing in the shape of a mortal man.
[Db] Get along home, [Ab] save your Cindy, get along home, save your Cindy, [Db] get along home, save your Cindy, [Ab] I'll marry you someday.
[Eb] [Ab] [Db]
[Ab] Now my Cindy is a sweet girl, my Cindy [Eb] she's a peach.
[Ab] She threw her [Db] arms around me [Ab] and she hung on like a leech.
She kissed me and she hugged me, she called me [Eb] sugar love.
[Ab] She hugged so [Db] tight I couldn't hardly [Ab] breathe, I thought my time had come.
[Db] Get along home, save your Cindy, [Ab] get along home, save your Cindy, [Db] get along home, save your Cindy, [Ab] I'll marry you someday.
[Eb] [Ab]
[Db] [Ab]
If I had a thread and a needle, if I knew [Eb] how to sew, [Ab] I'd sew that [Db] gown to my coat [Ab] tail, then down the road I'd go.
I want my Cindy, Cindy, her lips, her [Eb] arms, her feet.
[Ab] I ain't never [Db] seen another [Eb] gal my Cindy [Ab] could be.
Get along [Db] home, save your Cindy, [Ab] get along home, save your Cindy, get [Db] along home, save your Cindy, [Eb] I'll marry you someday.
Get [Db] along home, save your Cindy, [Ab] get along home, save your Cindy, get [Db] along home, save your Cindy, [Ab] I'll marry you someday.
[Ab] [Db] [Ab]
[Db] [Ab]
[Db] [Ab]
Well you ought to see my Cindy, she lives way [Eb] down south.
[Ab] She's such [Db] sweet honey [Ab] bees, they swarm around her mouth.
When first I saw my Cindy, I was standing [Eb] in the door.
[Ab] Her shoes and [Db] stockings in her hand [Ab] and her feet spread round the floor.
[Db] Get along home, save your Cindy, [Ab] get along home, save your Cindy, [Db] get along home, save your Cindy, [Ab] now marry me Cindy.
[Eb] [Ab] [Db] [Ab]
Well I wish I was an apple, hanging [Eb] on a tree.
[Ab] Every [Db] time my Cindy [Ab] passed, she'd take a bite of me.
Or if I was made of sugar, standing [Eb] in the town.
[Ab] Every [Db] time my Cindy [Ab] passed, she'd shake some sugar down.
[Db] Get along home, save your Cindy, [Ab] get along home, save your Cindy, [Db] get along home, save your Cindy, [Ab] I'll marry you someday.
[Eb] [Ab] [Db] [Ab]
Well my Cindy had got religion, she had it [Eb] once before.
[Ab] But when she [Db] heard my revenge, [Ab] oh she jumped down on the floor.
She took me to a parlor, she cooled me [Eb] with her fan.
[Ab] She said I [Db] was the prettiest [Ab] thing in the shape of a mortal man.
[Db] Get along home, [Ab] save your Cindy, get along home, save your Cindy, [Db] get along home, save your Cindy, [Ab] I'll marry you someday.
[Eb] [Ab] [Db]
[Ab] Now my Cindy is a sweet girl, my Cindy [Eb] she's a peach.
[Ab] She threw her [Db] arms around me [Ab] and she hung on like a leech.
She kissed me and she hugged me, she called me [Eb] sugar love.
[Ab] She hugged so [Db] tight I couldn't hardly [Ab] breathe, I thought my time had come.
[Db] Get along home, save your Cindy, [Ab] get along home, save your Cindy, [Db] get along home, save your Cindy, [Ab] I'll marry you someday.
[Eb] [Ab]
[Db] [Ab]
If I had a thread and a needle, if I knew [Eb] how to sew, [Ab] I'd sew that [Db] gown to my coat [Ab] tail, then down the road I'd go.
I want my Cindy, Cindy, her lips, her [Eb] arms, her feet.
[Ab] I ain't never [Db] seen another [Eb] gal my Cindy [Ab] could be.
Get along [Db] home, save your Cindy, [Ab] get along home, save your Cindy, get [Db] along home, save your Cindy, [Eb] I'll marry you someday.
Get [Db] along home, save your Cindy, [Ab] get along home, save your Cindy, get [Db] along home, save your Cindy, [Ab] I'll marry you someday.
Key:
Ab
Db
Eb
F
Ab
Db
Eb
F
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_ [Ab] _ _ [Db] _ _ _ [Ab] _ _
_ [Db] _ _ _ _ [Ab] _ _ _
_ [Db] _ _ _ _ [Ab] _ _ _
_ _ Well you ought to see my Cindy, she lives way [Eb] down south.
[Ab] She's such [Db] sweet honey [Ab] bees, they swarm around her mouth.
When first I saw my Cindy, I was standing [Eb] in the door.
[Ab] Her shoes and [Db] stockings in her hand [Ab] and her feet spread round the floor.
[Db] Get along home, save your Cindy, [Ab] get along home, save your Cindy, [Db] get along home, save your Cindy, [Ab] now marry me Cindy. _ _ _ _ _ _
_ [Eb] _ _ [Ab] _ _ [Db] _ _ [Ab] _
_ _ Well I wish I was an apple, hanging [Eb] on a tree.
[Ab] Every [Db] time my Cindy [Ab] passed, she'd take a bite of me.
Or if I was made of sugar, standing [Eb] in the town.
[Ab] Every [Db] time my Cindy [Ab] passed, she'd shake some sugar down.
[Db] Get along home, save your Cindy, [Ab] get along home, save your Cindy, [Db] get along home, save your Cindy, [Ab] I'll marry you someday. _ _ _ _ _
_ [Eb] _ _ [Ab] _ _ [Db] _ _ [Ab] _
_ _ _ _ Well my Cindy had got religion, she had it [Eb] once before.
[Ab] But when she [Db] heard my revenge, [Ab] oh she jumped down on the floor.
She took me to a parlor, she cooled me [Eb] with her fan.
[Ab] She said I [Db] was the prettiest [Ab] thing in the shape of a mortal man.
[Db] Get along home, _ [Ab] save your Cindy, get along home, save your Cindy, [Db] get along home, save your Cindy, [Ab] I'll marry you someday. _ _ _
_ _ _ [Eb] _ _ [Ab] _ _ [Db] _
_ [Ab] _ _ _ _ _ Now my Cindy is a sweet girl, my Cindy [Eb] she's a peach.
[Ab] She threw her [Db] arms around me [Ab] and she hung on like a leech.
She kissed me and she hugged me, she called me [Eb] sugar love.
[Ab] She hugged so [Db] tight I couldn't hardly [Ab] breathe, I thought my time had come.
[Db] Get along home, save your Cindy, [Ab] get along home, save your Cindy, [Db] get along home, save your Cindy, [Ab] I'll marry you someday. _
_ _ _ _ _ [Eb] _ _ [Ab] _
_ [Db] _ _ [Ab] _ _ _ _ _
If I had a thread and a needle, if I knew [Eb] how to sew, [Ab] I'd sew that [Db] gown to my coat [Ab] tail, then down the road I'd go.
I want my Cindy, Cindy, her lips, her [Eb] arms, her feet.
[Ab] I ain't never [Db] seen another [Eb] gal my Cindy [Ab] could be.
Get along [Db] home, save your Cindy, [Ab] get along home, save your Cindy, get [Db] along home, save your Cindy, [Eb] I'll marry you someday.
Get [Db] along home, save your Cindy, [Ab] get along home, save your Cindy, get [Db] along home, save your Cindy, [Ab] I'll marry you someday. _ _ _ _ _ _ _
_ [Ab] _ _ [Db] _ _ _ [Ab] _ _
_ [Db] _ _ _ _ [Ab] _ _ _
_ [Db] _ _ _ _ [Ab] _ _ _
_ _ Well you ought to see my Cindy, she lives way [Eb] down south.
[Ab] She's such [Db] sweet honey [Ab] bees, they swarm around her mouth.
When first I saw my Cindy, I was standing [Eb] in the door.
[Ab] Her shoes and [Db] stockings in her hand [Ab] and her feet spread round the floor.
[Db] Get along home, save your Cindy, [Ab] get along home, save your Cindy, [Db] get along home, save your Cindy, [Ab] now marry me Cindy. _ _ _ _ _ _
_ [Eb] _ _ [Ab] _ _ [Db] _ _ [Ab] _
_ _ Well I wish I was an apple, hanging [Eb] on a tree.
[Ab] Every [Db] time my Cindy [Ab] passed, she'd take a bite of me.
Or if I was made of sugar, standing [Eb] in the town.
[Ab] Every [Db] time my Cindy [Ab] passed, she'd shake some sugar down.
[Db] Get along home, save your Cindy, [Ab] get along home, save your Cindy, [Db] get along home, save your Cindy, [Ab] I'll marry you someday. _ _ _ _ _
_ [Eb] _ _ [Ab] _ _ [Db] _ _ [Ab] _
_ _ _ _ Well my Cindy had got religion, she had it [Eb] once before.
[Ab] But when she [Db] heard my revenge, [Ab] oh she jumped down on the floor.
She took me to a parlor, she cooled me [Eb] with her fan.
[Ab] She said I [Db] was the prettiest [Ab] thing in the shape of a mortal man.
[Db] Get along home, _ [Ab] save your Cindy, get along home, save your Cindy, [Db] get along home, save your Cindy, [Ab] I'll marry you someday. _ _ _
_ _ _ [Eb] _ _ [Ab] _ _ [Db] _
_ [Ab] _ _ _ _ _ Now my Cindy is a sweet girl, my Cindy [Eb] she's a peach.
[Ab] She threw her [Db] arms around me [Ab] and she hung on like a leech.
She kissed me and she hugged me, she called me [Eb] sugar love.
[Ab] She hugged so [Db] tight I couldn't hardly [Ab] breathe, I thought my time had come.
[Db] Get along home, save your Cindy, [Ab] get along home, save your Cindy, [Db] get along home, save your Cindy, [Ab] I'll marry you someday. _
_ _ _ _ _ [Eb] _ _ [Ab] _
_ [Db] _ _ [Ab] _ _ _ _ _
If I had a thread and a needle, if I knew [Eb] how to sew, [Ab] I'd sew that [Db] gown to my coat [Ab] tail, then down the road I'd go.
I want my Cindy, Cindy, her lips, her [Eb] arms, her feet.
[Ab] I ain't never [Db] seen another [Eb] gal my Cindy [Ab] could be.
Get along [Db] home, save your Cindy, [Ab] get along home, save your Cindy, get [Db] along home, save your Cindy, [Eb] I'll marry you someday.
Get [Db] along home, save your Cindy, [Ab] get along home, save your Cindy, get [Db] along home, save your Cindy, [Ab] I'll marry you someday. _ _ _ _ _ _ _