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Artist: Perry Blake
Canonical path: /perry-blake/no-lullabies
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No Lullabies
Read No Lullabies lyrics by Perry Blake on LyroVerse, with linked artist context and related song paths.
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No Lullabies
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North star shining on you
April pretends to be June
Calm seas swallowing Lives
Of those too young to die
No lullabies to sing you to sleep
As if he died, a soul they could keep
Awakening! Awakening!
Awakening! Awakening!
But no lullabies
Why no lullabies?
Lullaby Lullaby
Lullaby Lullaby
No lullabies to sing you to sleep
To sing you to sleep
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Perry Blake performs "No Lullabies", and this lyric page sits inside the Perry Blake catalog on LyroVerse.
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