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Artist: Olivia Newton-John
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Sleep My Princess (Mozart's Cradle Song)
Read Sleep My Princess (Mozart's Cradle Song) lyrics by Olivia Newton-John on LyroVerse, with linked artist context and related song paths.
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Sleep My Princess (Mozart's Cradle Song)
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Sleep then my princess, oh sleep
Slowly the grey shadows creep
Forest and meadow are still
Peace falls on valley and hill
Luna appears in the sky
Holding her lantern on high
Stars now their night watches keep
Sleep then my princess, oh sleep
Goodnight, goodnight
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