Lullaby
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Lullaby
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Close your eyes
Don`t be afraid
I`ll hold you tight
I won`t go away
Until you fall asleep
Sleep well, sleep tight
Nothing can harm you
A lullaby of tears uncried, I'll sing for you
Sleep well, sleep tight
You cradle in my arms
Your heart full of pain
None can hurt you anymore
Your soul will cease
I stroke your hair
You won't be alone
You're going to a better place
Where joy and happiness reigns
When you fall asleep
Sleep well, sleep tight
Nothing can harm you
A lullaby of dreams undreamed, I'll sing for you
Sleep well, sleep tight
Close your eyes
I'll cover you with flowers
Lilies, jasmin, roses
Will be the guardians of your dreams
Until you lie below the ground
I wish I could go with you
I don't know you but still we're so close
There are feelings, I thought long-forgotten
I found you but now you`re gone
But soon I'll follow you
When I`ll fall asleep
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