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Go to sleep Child, It's the midnight hour You were sleeping soundly but that slumber has soured Here's a pacifier, a blanket, a song hummed down low One more kiss and off to sleep you go Go to sleep child, It's two in the morn' You were sleeping soundly but now you howl like a horn Here's a lullaby, sung by nightlight and a pacifier in my hand Once more before you succumb to the Sandman's sand Go to sleep child, It's four, just before dawn Am I supposed to assume you're a hungry little fawn? Here's a warm bottle, clean swaddle and an elephant burp cloth It's only a matter of time before you're moving slower than a sloth Go to sleep child, It's no longer night We both look exhausted Oh what a sight! Here's a blanket, a pacifier, a soiled swaddle; Sandman's sand, a burp cloth, and a ***** bottle I'm staying home today 'n I don't know about you But I say lets take a nap and sleep till this afternoon
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Mar 17, 2014
Mar 17, 2014 at 7:34 AM UTC
Sleep Child
Go to sleep Child, It's the midnight hour You were sleeping soundly but that slumber has soured Here's a pacifier, a blanket, a song hummed down low One more kiss and off to sleep you go Go to sleep child, It's two in the morn' You were sleeping soundly but now you howl like a horn Here's a lullaby, sung by nightlight and a pacifier in my hand Once more before you succumb to the Sandman's sand Go to sleep child, It's four, just before dawn Am I supposed to assume you're a hungry little fawn? Here's a warm bottle, clean swaddle and an elephant burp cloth It's only a matter of time before you're moving slower than a sloth Go to sleep child, It's no longer night We both look exhausted Oh what a sight! Here's a blanket, a pacifier, a soiled swaddle; Sandman's sand, a burp cloth, and a ***** bottle I'm staying home today 'n I don't know about you But I say lets take a nap and sleep till this afternoon
(AIP) Dedicated to Matthew Griego. Go to sleep son.
OnlyEggy
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Mar 17, 2014
Mar 17, 2014 at 7:34 AM UTC
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