[00:12.24] Indie Cindy & the Lo-Fi Lullabies
[00:16.79] Released her first LP
[00:20.39] Entitled "Moe is We"
[00:23.95] To the private public just the other day
[00:30.34] Through Cindy's very own label
[00:33.92] Acrobat Unstable Records
[00:37.53] But the only chart
[00:40.26] That it even scratched
[00:42.95] Was in Cindy's heart
[00:46.55] Which would fall apart
[00:48.30] 'Cause it was barely attached
[00:51.06] To anything other than
[00:53.80] Broken synthesizer keys
[00:56.59] Cassette tapes and burned CDs
[01:00.16] Indie Cindy & the Lo-Fi Lullabies
[01:04.68] Ain't getting very big
[01:07.37] In fact, her only gig
[01:10.92] Was pathetic even though she dreamed it up
[01:18.22] In fact, it was a nightmare
[01:21.87] The sound just wasn't right there
[01:24.56] And when she woke up
[01:27.24] And when she woke up
[01:28.16] That was when
[01:32.61] Indie Cindy broke up
[01:35.36] Indie Cindy broke up
[01:38.08] She broke up
[01:39.86] Not for artistic differences
[01:46.25] She just tore her studio down
[01:50.73] Threw her equipment around
[01:55.24] In cyclonic displacement
[01:57.90] 'Til it looked like her basement again
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