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Artist: Alan Lauris
Canonical path: /alan-lauris/try-a-lullaby
Related lyric paths: 6
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Try A Lullaby
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Try A Lullaby
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Try a lullaby
a lullaby
a lullaby
Try a lullaby
a lullaby
a lullaby
You find yourself alone
and you're so far away from home
Try a lullaby
a lullaby
and don't you cry
Try a lullaby
a lullaby
a lullaby
Try a lullaby
a lullaby
a lullaby
I know that there'll be times
a friendly face is hard to find
Try a lullaby
a lullaby
a lullaby
Then you'll find the strength
remember us....and what we meant
Try a lullaby
a lullaby
and don't you cry
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Alan Lauris performs "Try A Lullaby", and this lyric page sits inside the Alan Lauris catalog on LyroVerse.
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