My Lullaby
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My Lullaby
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Mom, please tell me what to do
I'm so dissappointed in you
You said those words that made me cry
And you always wondered why
Why I sing My Lullaby...
Mom, please hurry home to me
I waited up so patiently
You sit down and you start to cry
But you never ask me why
Why I sing my Lullaby
Why I sing my Lullaby..
Was it my fault they lead you in the wrong direction?
Was it my fault they didn't show you any affection?
I show you when I start to cry
Still you always wonder why
Why I sing My Lullaby...
Mom, why love me if you're cold
You´ll just get bitter then grow old
Ask me when I start to weep
Then I'll tell you in my sleep
Why I sing My Lullaby
Why I sing My Lullaby
Why I sing My Lullaby
Why I sing My Lullaby
Why I sing My Lullaby
Why I sing My Lullaby
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Maria Mena performs "My Lullaby", and this lyric page sits inside the Maria Mena catalog on LyroVerse.
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