Get Along Home, Little Cindy

Thomas YonkeItem number 1001129P, TB print
Get Along Home, Little Cindy by Thomas Yonke - choral sheet music cover
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Expertly written for developing voices! Featuring catchy lines, quickly learned melodies, and a playable accompaniment that will bring down the house, this is too much fun to miss!

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Composer
Thomas Yonke
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2:18
Thomas Yonke

Thomas Yonke received a Bachelor’s degree in Music Composition and a Graduate Certificate in Choral Composition from Missouri State University. While at MSU, he studied under Dr. Michael Murray and Dr. John Prescott, and with the mentorship of Dr. Cameron LaBarr. Thomas works as a License Holder Support Agent for School Music License, LLC. In addition to choral music, he writes in a variety of styles including contemporary rock and solo voice. Through his music, he seeks to tell stories that inspire critical thinking and a deeper understanding of the human experience. His music is published by Walton Music and Endeavor Music Publishing. Thomas currently resides in St. Charles, Missouri, with his wife, Haley.

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You ought to see my Cindy, She lives a way down South, And she’s so sweet the honey bees All swarm around her mouth. I wish I were an apple, A-hanging on a tree And ev’ry time that Cindy passed, She’d take a bite of me Get a-long home, little Cindy, Get a-long home, little Cindy, Get a-long home, little Cindy, I’ll marry you someday! I wish I had a needle and thread, As fine as I could sew, I’d sew that girl right to my side, And down the road we’d go. Cindy in the summertime, And Cindy in the fall, If I can’t have my Cindy, I’ll have no one at all. Get a-long home, little Cindy, Get a-long home, little Cindy, Get a-long home, little Cindy, I’ll marry you someday!