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Lullaby

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Lullaby

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Sun is red, moon is cracked

Daddy's never coming back

Nothing's ever yours to keep

Close your eyes, go to sleep

If I die before you wake

Don't you cry, don't you weep

Nothing's ever as it seems

Climb the ladder to your dreams

And if I die before you wake

Don't you cry, don't you weep

Nothing's ever yours to keep

close your eyes, go to sleep

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Tom Waits performs "Lullaby", and this lyric page sits inside the Tom Waits catalog on LyroVerse.

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