Lullaby
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Lullaby
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One step at a time
Let your eyes get used to the light
And let all your worries float off
And pop like ocean foam
And love until the day you die
I hope to see you soon
You can be my Sun and Moon
I'll help your dreams take flight
Sail where our hearts collide
And love you till the day I die
Truthfully, I'm lost
Running from the dark
But as long as you are there
Somewhere in tomorrow
Then I know that I can carry on
I can't wait to hold you tight
Gently in the night
We'll take the car and drive around
till you're sleeping sound
Let's make the quiet count
But one step at a time
Let your eyes get used to the light
And let all your worries float off
And pop like ocean foam
And love until the day you die
'Cause I know just how hard
Some of these days are
But I know if you're ever in fear
Frozen like a deer
My dear, I'll drop all my burdens for you
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