Lullabye
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Lullabye
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When the sky has fallen
Like a blanket on your shoulder
And the moon is like a mother
Looking over you forever
And the dawn is so famaliar
You were meant to be together
Like a fog around a mountain - forever
So softly - so sweetly
Surrounding you completely
Sing you a lullabye - a lullabye to you
Lullabye - a lullabye to you
When your breathing is the wind
And your crying is the rain
Well I know you will remember
Because the music is forever
The living of a lover -
And the loving of another
Like a sister to a brother
Like a father to a mother
So softly - so sweetly
Surrounding you completely
Sing you a lullabye - a lullabye
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Concrete Blonde performs "Lullabye", and this lyric page sits inside the Concrete Blonde catalog on LyroVerse.
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