Little Shirley Temple
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Little Shirley Temple
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Go to sleep my baby
Close your pretty eyes
I will sing, my baby
Mother's lullaby
refrain:
Little Shirley Temple
Sweet as sugar pie
Roguish little dimple
Twinkle in her eye
With her childish laughter
Like an angel's smile
Sunshine that comes after
It has rained awhile
Put your rocking horse
And your dolls away
There's the chime
And it is time to go to bed
Sandman's on his way
Can't you hear him say
Pleasant dreams will keep
While you're asleep
You little sleepy head
Little Shirley Temple
Bright as stars that shine
That is why I love her
For she's just as sweet as mine
Now the sun is sinking
Shadows start to creep
Stars above are winking
Baby go to sleep
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Who performs "Little Shirley Temple"?
Shirley Temple performs "Little Shirley Temple", and this lyric page sits inside the Shirley Temple catalog on LyroVerse.
Are there related songs to explore after "Little Shirley Temple"?
Yes. The related section below points to Happy ending and Crackly grain flakes with a short reason for opening each page next.
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