1) Edward Thomas Fisher

A jazz guitarist born in Little Rock, Arkans… Read Full Bio ↴1) Edward Thomas Fisher

A jazz guitarist born in Little Rock, Arkansas. Died of cancer on July 12, 2007.

Eddie Fisher spent the first 17 years of his life in Little Rock, Arkansas. From the age of 10, he developed a love for music; influenced and supported by his father. After graduating from high school, Fisher left home and headed for Memphis, Tennessee, where he continued to improve his guitar technique and musical skills. He spent the next several years touring with such famous musicians as Salomon Burke and Albert King. Fisher then became a founding member of the Leo's Five Band and decided to settle down in St. Louis, Missouri.

Eddie Fisher worked as Albert King's bandleader before embarking on a solo career. He released two classic albums, "The Third Cup" and "The Next One Hundred Years", blending soul, funk, jazz and touches of psychedelia, in the late 1960's.

Eddie Fisher's third album "Hot Lunch" was released on the All Platinum label, and after that he launched his own indie operation Nentu. In 2004, he was voted into the Arkansas Jazz Hall of Fame.

BMI credits Eddie Juni Fisher for song compositions.

2) Eddie Fisher was an actor and teen idol known for his pop ballads in the 1950s. A pre-Rock and Roll vocalist, Fisher's strong and melodious tenor made him a teen idol and one of the most popular singers of the 1950s. He had seventeen songs in the Top 10 on the music charts between 1950 and 1956 and thirty-five in the Top 40.

Fisher has performed in top concert halls all over the United States and headlined in major Las Vegas showrooms. He has headlined at the Palace Theater in New York City as well as London's Palladium.

Fisher has two stars on the Hollywood Walk of Fame, one for Recording, at 6241 Hollywood Boulevard, and one for TV, at 1724 Vine Street.

He was married to actress/singer Debbie Reynolds. They had a daughter, Carrie Fisher, who would later become an actress.

Born August 10, 1928 and died September 22, 2010 of complications from hip surgery.

Cindy Oh Cindy
Eddie Fisher Lyrics

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Go like this
All right, knock it off
Cindy, Oh Cindy
Bye Mom

One-two, a one-two-three

I joined the Navy to see the world

But nowhere could I find
A girl as sweet as Cindy
The girl I left behind
I've searched the wide world over
Can't get her out of my mind

Cindy, oh Cindy
(C-Cindy, C-Cindy)
Cindy don't let me down
(C-Cindy, C-Cindy)
Write me a letter, dear
(C-Cindy, C-Cindy)
And I'll be homeward bound
(C-Cindy, C-Cindy)

I see her face in every wave
Her lips kiss every breeze
Her loving arms reach out to me
Through calm and stormy sea
At night I face the lonely day
Caressed by memories

Cindy, oh Cindy
(C-Cindy, C-Cindy)
Cindy don't let me down
(C-Cindy, C-Cindy)
Write me a letter, dear
(C-Cindy, C-Cindy)
And I'll be homeward bound
(C-Cindy, C-Cindy)

I know my Cindy's waiting for me
As I walk the decks alone
Her loving arms reach out to me
Soon I'll be heading home
Then my sailing days will be over
No more will I roam

Cindy, oh Cindy
(C-Cindy, C-Cindy)
Cindy don't let me down
(C-Cindy, C-Cindy)
Write me a letter, dear
(C-Cindy, C-Cindy)
And I'll be homeward bound
(C-Cindy, C-Cindy)

(C-Cindy, C-Cindy)
(C-Cindy, C-Cindy)
(C-Cindy, C-Cindy)

(C-Cindy, C-Cindy)
(C-Cindy, C-Cindy)

Overall Meaning

The song "Cindy Oh Cindy" sung by Eddie Fisher tells the story of a sailor who joins the Navy to see the world but ends up leaving behind the love of his life, Cindy. He searches the world over but cannot find anyone as sweet as Cindy. Every wave, breeze and storm reminds him of her presence. The sailor longs for her and wants Cindy to write him a letter to give him hope that they will be reunited soon. He describes his desire to see her again and end his sailing days, hoping that he will soon be homeward bound.

The lyrics of this song offer a unique insight into the emotions of a sailor who is away from his beloved. It perfectly captures the sweet longing and homesickness that comes with being away from someone you love. The sailor is haunted by the memories of Cindy, and he can't wait to be reunited with her. The imagery used throughout the song beautifully captures the essence of their love and the difficulties of being apart.

Line by Line Meaning

I joined the Navy to see the world
I joined the Navy hoping to find some adventure and excitement, and to explore new places and meet new people

But nowhere could I find
Despite all my travels, I couldn't find anyone as special and sweet as Cindy, the girl I left behind

A girl as sweet as Cindy
I can't find anyone with the same level of kindness and affection as Cindy

The girl I left behind
Cindy is the girl I had to leave when I joined the Navy, and I can't stop thinking about her

I've searched the wide world over
I've traveled to many different places and met many different people, but none of them compare to Cindy

Can't get her out of my mind
Even though I'm physically far away from Cindy, I can't stop thinking about her and missing her

I see her face in every wave
Every time I look at the ocean, I'm reminded of Cindy and how much I miss her

Her lips kiss every breeze
The wind seems to carry Cindy's kisses to me, no matter where I am or where I'm going

Her loving arms reach out to me
Even though we're far apart, I feel comfort knowing that Cindy still cares for me and wants me to come home safely

Through calm and stormy sea
No matter what kind of weather or challenges I face, Cindy's love remains constant and steady

At night I face the lonely day
Even though I'm surrounded by other Navy men, I still feel lonely and miss Cindy

Caressed by memories
The only thing that can comfort me when I'm feeling lonely and sad is the memories of Cindy and our time together

I know my Cindy's waiting for me
I have faith that Cindy is eagerly awaiting my return home, just as I eagerly wait to see her again

As I walk the decks alone
Even though I'm surrounded by other people, I still feel alone and miss Cindy

Soon I'll be heading home
I'm counting down the days until I can finally go home and see Cindy again

Then my sailing days will be over
Once I'm home with Cindy, I won't have to leave her again to sail the seas

No more will I roam
I'm looking forward to settling down with Cindy and not having to travel or leave her side again

Cindy, oh Cindy
Cindy is the only one on my mind, and I can't stop thinking about her

(C-Cindy, C-Cindy)
A repeated chant expressing my longing for Cindy

Cindy don't let me down
I'm relying on Cindy to be there for me and waiting for my return, just as I'm doing my best to return to her

Write me a letter, dear
I long to hear from Cindy and receive any news or updates on her life while I'm away

And I'll be homeward bound
As soon as I hear from Cindy and get word that she's still waiting for me, I'll be more motivated than ever to make it back home to her

Lyrics © Warner Chappell Music, Inc.
Written by: Burt Long, Bob Barron

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Comments from YouTube:

@cindylawson1950

2y↑34

My daddy was in the Navy. He loved this song, so when I appeared in 1957 he named me Cindy! He would always call me, saying “Cindy, oh Cindy!”

@rubygracemoseley8144

1y↑3

That is so sweet and precious

@cindysuazo8976

51w↑2

Me too!

@rainman0006

48w

I was born in ‘57 but named after Mona Lisa.

@DebCaHall

26w↑2

My sister's name was Cindy ❤

@tesscastro2652

21w

❤❤❤❤❤ I'm from 57 also- loved this tune!😊

@cynthiabutlercarson1239

21w↑3

My Dad (who passed away too early on December 19, 2021 from COVID) used to sing this to me when I was a little girl. I would give anything to hear him sing it again.

@cynthiaawan6169

2y↑25

Reminds me of my Dad who I lost last November at 95. A US Navy veteran.
My name is Cindy. I remember him singing this to me. My Dad loved to sing and whistle.

@bigteep

28w

My Dad used to sing this all the time. I miss him so much. I tear up every time I listen to it

@cindylwinslow

2y↑1

My mom was pregnant with me when this song was popular and played on the radio a lot back in 1956. My parents named me Cynthia but they always called me Cindy.

@Paul-pn1vc

10w

One of my Dad's favorite songs - he died two years ago...I miss him.

@cynthiarobin2291

4y↑19

My father sang this song to me when I was a little girl...I loved him so much and this was his special song to me as he had been in the US Navy...Thank you for posting this...

@philipnorris6542

2y↑1

Nice one, Cynthia,

@redmatters9318

3y↑3

Cindy captures heart ...I know because I have ONE ..sweet, gentle and loving. G'day from AUSTRALIA mate.RIP Eddy Fisher and Shalom.

@cynthiathompson4627

My Dad and Grandpa would sing this song to me. Both were in the NAVY. Never heard it recorded. Thanks.

@IndieCindy3

5y↑71

A delightful older gentleman once asked if I had ever heard of this song and when I told him I had not, he proceeded to sing “Cindy, oh Cindy. Cindy don’t let me down.” That was a few years ago and only today finally searched for this song and gave it a listen. How can I not love it? ❤️

@cindyjordan113

Lolololololol, too funny.

@Tonytonykiddingyahoocom

4y↑1

I will always think of my Cindy

@timothythorne9464

Beautiful song

@cindyw6621

I used to get sung it a lot. :)

@cindyjansen8966

3y↑2

I was in a TSA line when the agent, a sweet older gentleman who was an immigrant, read my passport and started singing me the song in line! My mother was an immigrant and thought at the time 'Eddie Fisher is all American and so will be my daughter!" I was named after this sweet song. I about fell over when he started singing it!!!

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@deltabilly1

4y↑5

My great uncle Bob Nemiroff was one of the writers of this tune. He used the proceeds support his wife Lorraine Hansberry while she wrote A Raisin in The Sun.

@williamlipsett5772

3y↑2

In 1956 I was 4 years old when this came out . And I 'd lock myself into the bathroom with my Mums guitar and shout this song out like a fog horn , Cindy don't let me down , luckily ! for the neighbours was the only words I repeated . Memories !

@andnowisee4261

4y↑21

A thank you to Eddie. You had one of the most beautiful voices I have ever heard. I hope life was better for you than we were told. I pray you are in a heavenly place, still singing.

@cynthiaburns1822

6y↑10

my father used to sing this alot and this is the first time I actually looked it up. amazing

@cindywallace3849

9y↑20

This is the song that gave me my name. It was at the top of the charts when my mum was pregnant and my dad used to sing it all the time.

@cindyharrison542

5y↑2

I was born in 1956 and named after this song. My mother said she kept hearing it playing on the radio.

@eddiekwok2079

4y↑1

Cindy Harrison you was born on the same year as my younger sister. My father named her Grace because he was a Grace Kelly fan. I was named EDDIE because he was EDDIE Fisher fan. Unluckily my sister shared the same fate as Grace Kelly and died young. I missed her so. My father used to play this record when I was 4 or 5 years old. During 50’s of Hong Kong, you can only bought records one or two years later after their date of release.

@cindylwinslow

Cindy Harrison me too. Well actually I'm Cynthia but have always been called Cindy. I was born in December 1956.

@rebeccapaul5557

38w

My Daddy too was in the Navy and he loved it heaps and also this beautiful song

@maureen1938

11y↑32

It's always a pleasure to hear the lovely voice of Eddie Fisher. Thank you for posting this video.

@lizcole3975

He should have stayed with debbie and his daughter men will be men grass is always greener on other side but its not take my word for it i know ive experienced it not true.

@user-hm9gs2im7e

March 2023 love this song.. beautiful so beautiful 💖

@richardsoh1707

5y↑8

Thank you for all 50's, 60's &70's songs that bring back my teenage years of memoirs. Hopefully more of those old songs will be feature in the YOU TUBE app.even old Mandarin songs.

@mikeorick6898

3y↑1

This song is why my sister is named Cindy!

@cindyyoung3952

This is my first time ever hearing this song. What ever happened to those days.

@juliapeters5164

Love this song. Old song are the best.

@rubygracemoseley8144

1y↑2

This is my favorite of his songs. I haven’t heard that many but the ones I have heard I love them. But this one is just so beautiful…I love it so much

@allenmurray7893

11y↑8

Can you imagine one of todays singers trying this song. One of the truly great singers with a fantastic voice.

@DavidWhitley

35w

NO why they dont try

@colinchan9133

3y↑5

Use to hear this song on radio station when I was a kid. Brings back sweet memories

@trevorplunkett1903

5y↑4

i played this when i was 12 years old on an old gramophone such a lovely song ..well done EDDIE FISHER

@davidwalsh3439

7y↑2

I love this record. It brings memories of childhood,of long summer nights, laughter and happiness. One of the best records ever for me. My mom loved it.

@rubygracemoseley8144

2y↑2

This song is so pretty…I love it. Very dreamy. His voice is so powerful and beautiful. I love it

@cindyfoster5356

7y↑22

I've always loved this song. why I was in high school, my then boyfriend....the love of my life....joined the Navy, and I used to play this a lot....

@EdodeweertBlogspot

and you are still together, right?

@philipnorris6542

Nice one, Cindy.

@millissakarpinec8353

4y↑1

I was just singing this song and thought I would look it up. I can't believe I found it.

@lenalundberg3701

4y↑2

Eddie does not deserve to be forgotten.

@patrickhickey2676

9y↑7

Memories of being an apprentice, 1953 to 1958. Frankie Laine, Guy Mitchell, Johnny Ray etc etc. I loved this song and most of Eddie Fisher's records, similar to Pat Boone. Happy days.

@cf1934

9y↑1

I became a lifelong "Frankie Laine" and "Guy Mitchell" fan about the same time in 1951 with the songs "Rose, Rose I Love You" and My, Truly, Truly fair.

@johnchappell8120

How correct you are sir

@jofabuls

12y↑1

i rember my dad sing this he past away when i was 7 now im 58 and it sill brings a tear than you for the song

@stchew49

9y↑15

Great song - I was a kid then. Brings back memory. Thanks for posting. And thanks, Eddie Fisher.

@Tonytonykiddingyahoocom

Cindy is the love of my life, we first met of a couple of 15-year-olds stayed together for three years then I ,enlisted. I’ve got stuff posted abroad and we drifted apart that was in 1967 ,, I often wondered how life is treating her then out of the blue she contacted me on. Friends reunited we emailed each other for a year or so then I was going to the reunion in England and arrange to meet her . (. I should say at this juncture that we were both married. ) For years now we have stayed in touch I met each other whenever possible we are both 73 now

@wouterkind

Very good memory! Thanks!

@strexus

8y↑3

I was born in 1959 and this was one of the first songs I loved as a child. My young aunt played about twenty singles continuously, or so it seemed for about the first five years of my life. This was one of the half dozen that "stuck" to this day. Most of them were 45s but some like this one were 78rpm. Big acetate things as I recall. They all shattered through time but the music, like Hound dog, and Cindy oh Cindy live on. Incidentally, my first love was Cindy. She broke my heart, deservedly so. So, I loved the song so much, I kinda lived the story. haha

@MsButtercup1231

7y↑22

My Mom sang this to me all the time.brings back so many memories.

@lohkahthye9960

36w

It is a moral booster
Who felt lost of confidence😊😅😂❤

@janika1208

7y↑3

My Mom loved this song,I miss her so much,passed away when I was 12 in 1964

@dianecostello9353

how coincidental...my mom passed in '64, also. i was 13... my folks played this song so often...

@user-tq4dm2yh9j

17w

Yesterday I went into a bookshop and heard this song 😂.
I' m a Sindy with S from Germany 😂.

@michaelzlotnicki4327

11y↑38

Oh, what a difference good music makes... And there is no comparison to the 'noises' we hear today... It's a real pleasure. Thanks for posting this.

@musicbuff9

Yes I agree You can understand what he singing.

@philipnorris6542

There will always be good and not-so-good, Michael.

@davidwalsh3439

Music changes over time.

@geoffers91

As a foster child in the 50’s I remember this so much. My foster mother used to bathe me in the sink and sing Geoffrey oh Geoffrey don’t ever go away, don’t ever go away and leave your auntie May.
Memories I’ll never forget XXX

@BigBobber19

12y↑3

I'd forgotten Eddie did this song. Great singer, great song. RIP Private, on this Memorial Day!

@velcplayz9888

4y↑1

One of my nursing home patients asked me to listen to this song ❤️

@davidwalsh3439

7y↑4

One of my favourite memories of the fifties. Eddie Fisher had a lovely way with a song.

@Tonytonykiddingyahoocom

4y↑2

My first serious girlfriend was called Cindy we were 16 and after 40 odd years we back in touch with each. Other,The flame is still bright

@cynthiacrumlish4683

3y↑2

I got so mad when this song played on the radio when I was very little! I would run to hide in the linen closet. How could they dare say my name on the radio!? Shows you how personally kids take everything.

@Modeltnick

5y↑19

What a great voice. This was very popular when I was growing up in the 1950s!

@stanbarnes9333

5y↑1

On November 1st 1956 I reported to Blandford camp to start my National Service, Basic Training in the REME. 7 Platoon, C Company. For the next 6 Weeks, Sindy oh Sindy, was playing continuously on the radio in our Barack Room. By the end of the 4th week we were throwing things at the radio. Although a great song, Basic Training and Sindy oh Sindy did not gel. As soon as I hear the song now it takes me back to National Service, Blandford Camp, 1st November 1956.

@williamhenry9609

5y↑24

Cindy oh Cindy still listening in 2019.

@Rustymouse

4y↑1

Sounds like memories for me and you.

@philipnorris6542

And I am in 2021.

@colinlootens3852

3y↑1

Oh Cindy oh that,s mine step mom,s name she,s hate it

@kirsteni.russell5903

8y↑4

My younger sister was two years old when this song was popular, and she didn't quite get the lyrics. She could sing "Cindy, oh Cindy," but then she would sing, "Don't ladder down."

@spark9_

4y↑2

My grandpa's favourite song! 💙

@maureen1938

Eddie Fisher had a lovely voice and down Memory Lane we with this delightful share.

@popbottle2645

6y↑1

His voice gives me goosebumps, and i'm 61 year old straight man.

@MichaelSmith-ui5zs

6y↑1

popbottle Are you sure lol

@RapiratTanachatrat

10y↑28

I am Cindy from Thailand so I love it .

@danieljohnson6427

7y↑1

I joined the US Navy in 1971 because my girlfriend in high school made me so angry. So I love it too. :) I have never been to Thailand but everywhere else on Westpac.

@jocavani1523

Rapirat Tanachatrat w1w .

@jocavani1523

Daniel Johnson gxkwsdqb

@malindocrew8873

33w

I'm dedicated this song for you David...❤

@phillyangelhd

5y↑2

Oh this is so funny to hear my story from many Cindy’s...i was named from this song and it was sung to me so much as a baby i will never forget the words...Cindy Koniecki

@cw6079

8y↑7

My mum always sings this to me. This is the first time I have heard it. Sweet.

@seekingmyself5770

I loved this song as a child. Mum sang it to me all the time. She's gone now - and the song brings back such memories...

@dannywillis7143

4y↑1

O my goodness. Not heard this in years. Always singing this as a child. Wow.

@cindycorso3866

4y↑3

Beautiful song 😊🙏🏻

@michaelhorton303

Nobody could beat Eddie as he sang the words for the song..not just sing the song...wish they had a video of him singing Cindy oh Cindy...a beautiful song !!!

@alondralabute2310

9y↑11

I can't believe I've never heard this before. I was born in 1959 so 3 years after this was such a big hit. I wonder if it's what gave my mother the idea to name me Cindy (or rather Cynthia which I hate). Growing up there were always at least 2 Cindy's in every class or another Cindy on every job I ever took and I decided to change my name to something unusual so I could quit hearing "I meant her not you" when I heard my name, or being called "the other Cindy." Now when I hear Alondra I know they mean me! Now there's nothing wrong with Cindy but in my case it's too common. But I've made a lot of good friends with that name and some I wouldn't have been that close with if we hadn't shared that name. Still I am Alondra. My mother hates it but it's my life lol!

@mayregmcsweeney6613

Great singer great song dos;nt gejt better

@lynnbe9271

mayreg mcsweeney

@strexus

8y↑2

+Alondra Labute Man, it seems everyone was born 3 years after this song came out. Now I'm a triplet.

@seekingmyself5770

7y↑2

I was born in 1959 too, and have only known two Cindys (one was a Cynthia) my whole life. It wasn't that popular in Australia. I'm a Cindy, not a Cynthia. I hated my name most of my life, and thought so often about changing it, but it's starting to grow on me. Maybe by the time I'm 70 I'll actually like it...

@cindybear

My name is actually Lucinda, but my Mom called me Cindy for short. I was only 2 years old when Eddie Fisher made this a hit song. I remember my Mom singing me to sleep with it. Great memories.

@egbertlau2562

8y↑9

This oldie is by far one of the top ten best songs of all time, as far as I am concerned.

@vedthulung2182

Now I am 80 this song used to be my teenage song although I have not had a chance to listen at its full length. Finally I got it.

@cindyjordan113

My mother named me after this song in July of 1957

@davitong

9y↑16

Clean sound from an old 45 RPM. Well done!

@johnchappell8120

4y↑2

What a great song love it and what a voice

@williamhenry9609

For a brief moment in time I'm back in the 60's and loving it - don't want to leave !

@barbie7564

I remember this song ,as My Nana gave be a big doll & I called her Cindy after this song ..I was 3 years old & to this day I still have that doll..I still love this song =^:^=

@alanbarker9809

I was about seven when his came out heard on the family favourites loved it brings back happy memories they dont make stuff like this anymore singers who could sing.

@santharamvasireddy6101

9y↑1

I was a small boy when my dad used to play this on gramophone. Nice to hear again.

@steandrews1

6y↑1

I heard this when I was little at the Mosley Common Labour Club, and from then on I called the club the " Oh Cindy Club"

@luckydave328

Great singer and very catchy and haunting song. Brings back some good memories.

@tonyprowse6907

11y↑2

great music why cant they make songs like this today

@kovachfg

13y↑1

Brings back some wonderful memories of my carefree youth.

@cindylw5

9y↑51

:-) This was MY song when I was a little girl.

@TRACYxBEAKER

Cindy Warnick listen to Waylon Jenning’s version, you won’t regret it :-)

@barryr1950

Mine to loved it

@cindigall3160

5y↑1

Cindy Warnick - My Dad used to play it and said he was singing it to me😪. I would have been 2 years old when this came out.❤️

@cindy10858

My dad would sing this when I was little and it would make me cry for some reason

@Rustymouse

4y↑1

@cindy10858 It does sound like the emotion of the song reached in to you.

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@jeffburnham3117

33w

Fabulous!

@desiderata333

5y↑1

Aww my pals Peter and Nelson used to sing this to me when I was a teenager. So sweet. The good old days. ❤️

@lizdoyle7158

6y↑1

GREAT SINGER 🎵🎵🎵
FABULOUS SONG 📀💿💿
EDDIE FISHER ONE OF THE BEST MALE SOLO SINGERS EVER
⚘⚘⚘⚘⚘⚘⚘⚘⚘⚘⚘⚘⚘

@musicbuff9

5y↑1

Such a great song. I think of my Dad who served in the Navy.

@old65rocker

9y↑8

Great song; wonderful you can hear every word

@lesliebarnard5522

12y↑2

A great singer with a powerful voice!!

@SwapnilChatterjee92

7y↑4

My father used to sing this song to me when i was a kid.

@MunecaNMagic

7y↑1

Me too.

@musicbuff9

3y↑1

Love this song. Eddie was a great singer.

@TheDADDYBAILEY

13y↑1

50's memories along with Frankie Laine, Guy Mitchell. Nat King Cole etc . magical days.

@jamesyong3823

Wow! This song sooooooooooo old!

@pamelaevans7130

Loved this song for years always listen to it

@davidwalsh3439

6y↑2

Definitely a song from my childhood. I loved it then and still do. There is something lovely about nostalgia. Eddie Fisher had a great voice.

@mikekadas

14y↑9

RIP (August 10, 1928 – September 22, 2010): His last Top 40 charter: Cindy, Oh Cindy - Eddie Fisher [Philadelphia] - No.10 on 10/20/1956. 17 weeks Top 40. Adopted from a sailor's sea chantey. Hugo Winterhalter orchestra.

@user-nf2zb9zo4l

11w

what a moving statement just below......I first heard this song on our old bakelite radio when I Was 8 years old....the memory of which I have kept with me all my life. It holds a strange power over me. I had it burnt onto 1 cd....it is the only track. So began my Romanticism ever since.....the only other track from my young years is Burl Ives " There was a little duck ". ...what a strange thing this life ie is....

@lucillemeisenhelder4399

Man..this song brings back memories. Still like it. Been along time since l heard it.

@tanjalovse2427

6y↑1

at last find this song. I remember it for all my life.

@vincentreynolds934

10y↑3

Love it.

@misscandyass3897

19w

One Cindy I had not heard.. Nice.

@MrGrandad4

Fab memories, thank you.

@stephenchelliah6147

Wonderful song and wonderful singing

@plunkey1943

BRING BACK A LOT OF Memories ,, Lovely song , well done Eddie fisher

@tuchler10

6y↑1

I love this song! <3

@cindyloucurtisphillips3478

9y↑53

When my mom was trying to decide what to name me, this song was playing in the delivery room when I was born! It's a whole lot better than being named Bernadine, Bernadette, or Louise!

@SethTodd

9y↑2

It's neat when there's a cool song with your name in it.

@cindyloucurtisphillips3478

9y↑3

My mom named me after that song when she heard it in the delivery room!

@SethTodd

9y↑1

Great story!

@cindyloucurtisphillips3478

9y↑3

It's a true story! I was born 3 years after this song first aired!

@cindylw5

9y↑2

+Cindy Lou Phillips I got them too, Cindy Lou.. but i got the whole Cynthia Louise.

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@josephkane1436

Another Great Hit Single from Eddie Fisher as he sings Cindy Oh Cindy from 1956

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