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Artist: Maria Muldaur
Canonical path: /maria-muldaur/prairie-lullabye
Related lyric paths: 6
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Prairie Lullabye
Read Prairie Lullabye lyrics by Maria Muldaur on LyroVerse, with linked artist context and related song paths.
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Prairie Lullabye
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Shadows slowly creeping down the prairie trail
Everything is sleeping - ah, but the nightingale
Moon will soon be climbing in the purple sky
Night winds all a-humming this tender lullaby
Cares of the day have fled
My little sleepyhead
Stars are in the sky
Time that the prayers were said
My little sleepyhead
To a prairie lullaby
Saddle up your pony
The sandman's here
To guide you down the trail of dreams
Tumble in bed my tired
My little sleepyhead
To a prairie lullaby
Saddle up your pony
The sandman's here
To guide you down the trail of dreams
Tumble in bed my tired
My little sleepyhead
To a prairie lullaby
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Maria Muldaur performs "Prairie Lullabye", and this lyric page sits inside the Maria Muldaur catalog on LyroVerse.
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