Sing You To Sleep
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Sing You To Sleep
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Asleep in my arms,
My chariot
So close to my heart,
Sweet juliet
It's rythmical beat
Lulls you to sleep
Dream lover,
Sing you to sleep (x3)
And chase the demons from your dreams
I'll paint you dream filled with colors
I'll splash it with stars and with flowers
Angels will sing all your troubles away
Dream lover,
Sing you to sleep (x3)
And chase the demons from your dreams
You're safe in my arms
I'll carry you away
(sing you to sleep and chase the demons from your dream)
(x4)
Dream lover,
Sing you to sleep (x3)
And chase the demons from your dreams.
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