Lullaby
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Lullaby
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You'll fall asleep with your head on the grass
And your eyes so heavy, they'll weight you down when you laugh
You ran to me and said: baby, I can't rest
I told you no one in this world has either, we're blessed
I know you struggle to see it sometimes
And you struggle to sleep at night
But just know I'm watchin' over you, ooh
You lay and stare at the wall
Enough troubles to trouble us all
But just know I'm feelin' it too, ooh
I was wonderin' if you'd like to come inside
And sit with me so I don't die
I love you so and I'll never let you go
And may the Lord be with you no matter where you go
I know you struggle to see it sometimes
And you struggle to sleep at night
But just know I'm watchin' over you, ooh
You lay and stare at the wall
Enough troubles to trouble us all
But just know I'm watchin' over you, ooh
I'm feelin' it too, ooh
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