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Lullaby

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Lullaby

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You don't look so good

You don't look so fine

Do you think that you've

Gone too far this time

O' I'll sing you a lullaby

Is your head aching

Is your body weak

Is the floor moving

Can't you speak

How do you feel

How do you know

Do you wish you were at home

But it's a long way to go

Find a corner

Go right down

Go to sleep

You won't hear a sound

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