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1868–1947

LULLABY.

Alan Sullivan

Sleep, little one, sleep, Safe and strong is thy father's arm, He will guard thee from every harm, Soothe thee with kisses soft and warm

Sleep, little one, sleep. Sleep, little one, sleep; Close the lids on the wondering eyes, Deep and blue as the summer skies.

Far in the west the sunset dies: Sleep, little one, sleep. Sleep, little one, sleep, Thou art more than the world to me,

All my life shall be spent for thee, Till Nature comes with her lullaby: Sleep, little one, sleep.

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