On the Cover – Cyndi Thomson

9/12/2001 – September 30, 2001

Label: Capitol Nashville
Management: The Firm
Producers: Paul Worley, Tommy Lee James
Current Single: “What I Really Meant To Say”
Current Album: My World
Current Video: “What I Really Meant To Say”

Birth Date: October 19
Interests: Tennis, collecting antique hats and pond fishing.
Interesting Facts: Always has chocolate and seven different kinds of lip gloss in her purse. She has cousins who run a lighthouse in Scotland. Her great great grandfather supplied the majority of mules for the Confederate Army during the Civil War.
Hits: “What I Really Meant To Say”
Musical Influences: Trisha Yearwood, Karen Carpenter

On her Capitol Nashville debut album, My World, Cyndi Thomson stands center stage with soaring vocals and a gift for songwriting. In fact, all but two of the songs carry her name under the songwriting credits. “She has a presence and maturity about her,” says co-writer and co-producer Tommy Lee James. “As a songwriter, she always tells the truth and refuses to fall back on a cliche.” Cyndi herself acknowledges that her clarity is unusual for someone her age. “A lot of people tell me that I have an old soul,” she says. “I have an ability to talk about these things.” Overall, she concludes, “I was born to share my heart.”