Put this down for the record
It's more or less un-checkered
Wasted days and wasted nights
Made me a fucking beggar
No soul, my milk is curdled
I'm the burgermeister of purgatory
Look out for that hot plate
Guess that's all you got, great
You put the cock in cocktail, man
Well I put the tail in WAIT!
Watch me walk
Blowtorch a hole in the armor
And I don't need the tip

I'm in love with your daughter
And though she has no need
I'm the one who's got some trotters
You've many mouths to feed

Indie Cindy
Be in love with me
I beg for you to carry me

Mixed messages from Sir Naff
Please authenticate
Just to be sure that you're a sap
Set for stun automatica
Crap is their operative
Locomotive of the longest death

There goes Indie Cindy whose
Sails were black when it was windy
We offed ourselves in a lover's pact
We threw ourselves into the sea
Well looksie what the wind washed back
As we follow the bouncing ball
They call this dance the washed up crawl

I am in love with your daughter
And though she has no need
I'm the one who's got some trotters
You've many mouths to feed

I am in love with your daughter
And though she has no need
I'm the one who's got some trotters
You've many mouths to feed

Indie Cindy
Be in love with me
I beg for you to carry me

Indie Cindy
Be in love with me
I beg for you to carry me

Indie Cindy
Be in love with me
I beg for you to carry me

I beg for you to carry me
I beg for you to carry me


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Indie Cindy Lyrics as written by Charles Thompson

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    I think this song is about the return of the Pixies and promising love to the new generation. INDIE CINDY is the new generation, daughter of the past generation who already had loved the Pixies.

    lucasemgon November 12, 2013   Link
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    I never knew what Pixies lyrics were about, and this one is no exception. Their lyrics always evoke me some images and ideas, but all too personal and arbitrary to even mention. I just enjoy their vocals and grit, and the occasional soft sounds too.

    iamahon September 15, 2015   Link

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