Cindy
There are Mama's Boy's and Daddy's Girls but I wonder if the world knows
How important my relationship with my mom is
My mom is a woman that has never demanded the things she's owed
Who's gone through life not caring is she really lives
Because she's got a family that needs to be taken care of and that's what she's going to do
She may not be able to work but she's going to try
Me and my brother Jack, and I know she cares about my dad even though they're through
She's all I got sometimes and she's the first person to hold me when I cry
Her name is Cindy and she's always loved to sing to me
It's really Cynthia, but she'll make sure you never call her that twice
Tells me everyday that I'm on my way to who I'm going to be
Makes me promise that I'm not going to throw my life away like a pair of dice
See I'm writing a letter to Websters to put her picture next to the word strong
Even though she probably wouldn't believe it anyway
I wonder sometimes what I'll do when she's gone, probably beg her to take me along
But she'll smile and wipe both our tears, tell me to live another day
My mom is more than my mother, she is my best friend
I'll never understand how someone so inspiring always gets the short straw
She's the one that convinced me that my life doesn't have to end
She's the one who taught me that life isn't the luck of the draw
It's hard work and the love of those around me that's going to get me though
I don't know where there is, but as long as she's a part of it I'm good
If it's a deserted island she'll be the first to figure out what to do
I'd give her the world if I could
Her name is Cindy, and she's always loved to sing to me
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