| Song | Cinnamindy |
| Artist | Carbon Leaf |
| Album | Nothing Rhymes With Woman |
| Download | Image LRC TXT |
| 作曲 : Clark, Gravatt, Medas, Neal ... | |
| She longs for peace, it's her revenge | |
| She's a stark white pale horse rider and hell's just around the bend | |
| She's kids to raise, she got bills to feed | |
| And her pride is a higher horse than some bum of a man upon a steed | |
| The handle's rough, she works it smooth hardened by the pace | |
| The hands get tough and it transfers through | |
| Before the lines can reach her face | |
| She flies like a kite held at the other end | |
| Tuggin' down on a cinnamon thread, she's shreddin' in the wind | |
| But she reads the | |
| Bible, she believes the light | |
| She thumbs through the pages 'til the | |
| Good Book smolders and ignites | |
| She cries late at night | |
| No one to hold her tight like she should be cinnamindy | |
| Hoarse and sore, her scratchy voice soars | |
| Through her song like a rusty cello | |
| Now I lay me down to sleep, lights out, it's time to dream | |
| And days you'll find she make everybody smile with a last good laugh | |
| The days are long but she blows it all off with a wink and a little sass | |
| She flies like a kite held at the other end | |
| Tuggin' down on her cinnamon thread, she's dragged in the wind | |
| But she reads the | |
| Bible, she believes the light | |
| She thumbs through the pages 'til the | |
| Good Book smolders and ignites | |
| She cries late at night | |
| No one to hold her tight like she should be cinnamindy | |
| But she reads the | |
| Bible, she believes the light | |
| She thumbs through the pages 'til the | |
| Good Book smolders and ignites | |
| She cries late at night, mama just down the hall | |
| She cries late at night, mama curled up like a wrecking ball | |
| She cries late at night | |
| There's no one to hold her tight like she should be | |
| But by the morning light the cinnamon's on her cheeks | |
| But by the morning light she's back to being cinnamindy |
| zuo qu : Clark, Gravatt, Medas, Neal ... | |
| She longs for peace, it' s her revenge | |
| She' s a stark white pale horse rider and hell' s just around the bend | |
| She' s kids to raise, she got bills to feed | |
| And her pride is a higher horse than some bum of a man upon a steed | |
| The handle' s rough, she works it smooth hardened by the pace | |
| The hands get tough and it transfers through | |
| Before the lines can reach her face | |
| She flies like a kite held at the other end | |
| Tuggin' down on a cinnamon thread, she' s shreddin' in the wind | |
| But she reads the | |
| Bible, she believes the light | |
| She thumbs through the pages ' til the | |
| Good Book smolders and ignites | |
| She cries late at night | |
| No one to hold her tight like she should be cinnamindy | |
| Hoarse and sore, her scratchy voice soars | |
| Through her song like a rusty cello | |
| Now I lay me down to sleep, lights out, it' s time to dream | |
| And days you' ll find she make everybody smile with a last good laugh | |
| The days are long but she blows it all off with a wink and a little sass | |
| She flies like a kite held at the other end | |
| Tuggin' down on her cinnamon thread, she' s dragged in the wind | |
| But she reads the | |
| Bible, she believes the light | |
| She thumbs through the pages ' til the | |
| Good Book smolders and ignites | |
| She cries late at night | |
| No one to hold her tight like she should be cinnamindy | |
| But she reads the | |
| Bible, she believes the light | |
| She thumbs through the pages ' til the | |
| Good Book smolders and ignites | |
| She cries late at night, mama just down the hall | |
| She cries late at night, mama curled up like a wrecking ball | |
| She cries late at night | |
| There' s no one to hold her tight like she should be | |
| But by the morning light the cinnamon' s on her cheeks | |
| But by the morning light she' s back to being cinnamindy |
| zuò qǔ : Clark, Gravatt, Medas, Neal ... | |
| She longs for peace, it' s her revenge | |
| She' s a stark white pale horse rider and hell' s just around the bend | |
| She' s kids to raise, she got bills to feed | |
| And her pride is a higher horse than some bum of a man upon a steed | |
| The handle' s rough, she works it smooth hardened by the pace | |
| The hands get tough and it transfers through | |
| Before the lines can reach her face | |
| She flies like a kite held at the other end | |
| Tuggin' down on a cinnamon thread, she' s shreddin' in the wind | |
| But she reads the | |
| Bible, she believes the light | |
| She thumbs through the pages ' til the | |
| Good Book smolders and ignites | |
| She cries late at night | |
| No one to hold her tight like she should be cinnamindy | |
| Hoarse and sore, her scratchy voice soars | |
| Through her song like a rusty cello | |
| Now I lay me down to sleep, lights out, it' s time to dream | |
| And days you' ll find she make everybody smile with a last good laugh | |
| The days are long but she blows it all off with a wink and a little sass | |
| She flies like a kite held at the other end | |
| Tuggin' down on her cinnamon thread, she' s dragged in the wind | |
| But she reads the | |
| Bible, she believes the light | |
| She thumbs through the pages ' til the | |
| Good Book smolders and ignites | |
| She cries late at night | |
| No one to hold her tight like she should be cinnamindy | |
| But she reads the | |
| Bible, she believes the light | |
| She thumbs through the pages ' til the | |
| Good Book smolders and ignites | |
| She cries late at night, mama just down the hall | |
| She cries late at night, mama curled up like a wrecking ball | |
| She cries late at night | |
| There' s no one to hold her tight like she should be | |
| But by the morning light the cinnamon' s on her cheeks | |
| But by the morning light she' s back to being cinnamindy |