Lullaby In 3/4
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Lullaby In 3/4
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There ain't never been a lullaby, sound so sweet to me.
There ain't never been a song I sung so easily.
Goodbye my life,
Goodbye my life,
Goodnight I sing to me.
There ain't never been a song fill your soul with such sweet sweet refrain.
Do you hear it now?
It's the sound of your life waking new life to verse again.
Goodbye my life,
Goodbye my life,
Goodnight I sing to me.
Now don't you weep for the life that you've left, left behind.
It sleeps quietly now, safe in this evening time.
You're full and warm again with the love you had long, long ago.
So close your eyes,
You won't awake to anything you didn't already know.
But may that night be long,
May that night be long,
In the morning you'll wake to you.
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