Clifford T. Ward
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Lullaby

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Lullaby

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Good night close your eyes

Sleep tight grow up wise

Dream of all the fun we had.

Don't cry dry your eyes

Mummy wouldn't like it

If she knew that you were sad.

An' I'll take you out tomorrow

'N' buy you something new

And the sun will shine tomorrow

If you ask it to.

Good night close your eyes

Sleep tight grow up wise

Leave the worryin' to me.

An' I'll take you out tomorrow

'N' buy you something new

And the sun will shine tomorrow

If you ask it to.

Good night close your eyes

Sleep tight grow up wise

Dream of all the fun we had.

Don't cry dry your eyes

Mummy wouldn't like it

If she knew that you were sad

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