The Life and Sad Ending™ of the female gender of Cindy Bullens


 Mini bio of the late female gender of backup singer-turned-singer/songwriter Cindy Bullens, who was unknown in the beginning for her unpopular singles that were promos years ago, "Survivor", "Too Close to Home" and "Trust Me".

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