Page type: lyric reference
Artist: Seven Mary Three
Canonical path: /seven-mary-three/lullaby
Related lyric paths: 6
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Lullaby
Read Lullaby lyrics by Seven Mary Three on LyroVerse, with linked artist context and related song paths.
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Lullaby
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Angel go to sleep
She says her prayers good night
Water in the ear to me
But they make her feel all right
A green-gold stretch of road
Is what she's dreaming of
Roll the windows down on forty-four
I swear the sky just opens up
Angel get some rest
In summer sleep tonight
Listen for your lullaby
If I'm not by your side
So, angel goes to sleep
she says her prayers good night
Water in the ear to me
But they make her feel all right
Water in the ear to me, yeah
But they make her feel all right
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