Don't Come Crying to Me

by Cindy Lawson

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Last year Cindy Lawson released her first album in 25 years to rave reviews:
"She's got wisdom, she's got talent, and she's got that voice. All over the world, people are hearing tracks from New Tricks on underground radio shows and saying, "Wow, who is that?!" Lord Rutledge, Faster and Louder
"How it Feels is all about loud, huge riffs and a mean rhythm section. If How if Feels signifies Cindy Lawson's return to rock and roll, the world can only welcome her warmly" WoNoBlog The official blog of WoNo magazine
"Minneapolis rock pioneer Cindy Lawson is back, and she means business." Chris Riemenschneider, Minneapolis Star Tribune
On April 7th she'll be releasing the widely anticipated first single from her upcoming album "Don't Come Crying to Me". It's a high-octave power pop song filled with the best kind of guitar riffs and drum fills alongside a 60's inspired melody. The video for this song will be released on April 12th.
Cindy will be celebrating the single release at a show at the White Squirrel in St. Paul on April 15 with special guests The Unnamed and Rebecca Fritz of Muskellunge.

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I see you lying
Don't come crying to me
I see you lying
Don't come crying to me
I'll just watch while you dig deeper down
I'll just watch while you become a clown
Now the walls are closing in
And we'll see just how you spin

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released April 7, 2023
Cindy Lawson songwriter, guitar, vocals
Jerry Lefkowitz, guitar
Dave Randall, bass
Mark Devaraj, drums
Recorded and Produced by Steve Price at Dream Hog Studio

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Cindy Lawson Minneapolis, Minnesota

Cindy started her rock career in Minneapolis, where her 80's band, the all-female Clams broke a few barriers and a few hearts in the Minneapolis indie rock scene. Her 2022 record New Tricks, has gotten airplay both nationally (on Little Steven’s Underground Garage/Little Steven’s Coolest Songs in the World) and internationally, garnering rave reviews in publications across the globe. ... more

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