Lullaby Of The Leaves - 1932

Dr. Pitt-Payne in London UK 28 Jul 2001

Rustling of the leaves,
Used to be my lullaby.
In the sunny south,
When I was a tot so high.
And now that I have grown,
And find myself alone.

Cradle me where southern skies
Can watch me with a million eyes,
Oh, sing me to sleep,
Lullaby of the leaves.
Cover me with heaven's blue
And let me dream a dream or two,
Oh sing me to sleep,
Lullaby of the leaves.
I'm breezing along,
Along with the breeze,
I'm hearing a song,
A song through the trees,
Ooh, ooh ooh ooh ooh ooh.
That pine melody caressing the shore,
Familiar to me,
I've heard it before,
Ooh ooh ooh ooh.
That's southland;
Don't I feel it in my soul,
And don't I know
I've reached my goal,
Oh sing me to sleep,
Lullaby of the leaves.

Cradle me where southern skies
Can watch me with a million eyes,
Oh, sing me to sleep,
Lullaby of the leaves.
Cover me with heaven's blue
And let me dream a dream or two,
Oh sing me to sleep,
Lullaby of the leaves.
I'm breezing along,
Along with the breeze,
I'm hearing a song,
A song through the trees,
Ooh, ooh ooh ooh ooh ooh.
That pine melody caressing the shore,
Familiar to me,
I've heard it before,
Ooh ooh ooh ooh.
That's southland;
Don't I feel it in my soul,
And don't I know
I've reached my goal,
Oh sing me to sleep,
Lullaby of the leaves.

Lovely Summer skies,
Bringing stories to the trees.
Tales of sunny climes,
whispered by the southern breeze.
Boughs rocking to and fro;
I'm crooning soft and low:

Cradle me where southern skies
Can watch me with a million eyes,
Oh, sing me to sleep,
Lullaby of the leaves.
Cover me with heaven's blue
And let me dream a dream or two,
Oh sing me to sleep,
Lullaby of the leaves.
I'm breezing along,
Along with the breeze,
I'm hearing a song,
A song through the trees,
Ooh, ooh ooh ooh ooh ooh.
That pine melody caressing the shore,
Familiar to me,
I've heard it before,
Ooh ooh ooh ooh.
That's southland;
Don't I feel it in my soul,
And don't I know
I've reached my goal,
Oh sing me to sleep,
Lullaby of the leaves.

Cradle me where southern skies
Can watch me with a million eyes,
Oh, sing me to sleep,
Lullaby of the leaves.
Cover me with heaven's blue
And let me dream a dream or two,
Oh sing me to sleep,
Lullaby of the leaves.
I'm breezing along,
Along with the breeze,
I'm hearing a song,
A song through the trees,
Ooh, ooh ooh ooh ooh ooh.
That pine melody caressing the shore,
Familiar to me,
I've heard it before,
Ooh ooh ooh ooh.
That's southland;
Don't I feel it in my soul,
And don't I know
I've reached my goal,
Oh sing me to sleep,
Lullaby of the leaves.

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Lullaby Of The Leaves 1932 seq Dr. Pitt-Payne in London UK 28 Jul 2001

Lullaby Of The Leaves 1932 seq Dr. Pitt-Payne in London UK 28 Jul 2001
Lullaby Of The Leaves 1932
Music by Bernice Petkere
Words by Joe Young
Additional Lyric by Edward Montagu
© 1932 by Irving Berlin, Inc. 1607, Broadway, New York
Sequenced for Piano by
Dr. Pitt-Payne in London UK
on Saturday 28 Jul 2001 at 08.23
in association with Doug Grierson
and
Bunty Pritchard Jones
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