A lullaby accompanied by a song with lyricsHere are some lullabies with lyrics and related information:
1. Lullaby: "Good baby, good baby, go to sleep. She did not cry or make a fuss. The baby fell asleep. The stars in the sky smile at you,(Tomorrow's birds will call you,) The moonlight will hug you. (Sunlight shines on you.) Good baby, go to sleep quickly. Tomorrow will come!"
2. Hosiger's Lullaby: Qu: Hercules, Lyric: Young Master Feng Shu sang,""Who has eyes as deep as the ocean, who turns around with a lotus fragrance in each step, waiting for the endless eternity, the light of the sky shining on the shadow of the Buddha flowers, the twilight of the wilderness (sigh), the glory and withering of the two cyathea trees, who doesn't understand why the fallen flowers wither, who doesn't understand why life goes, why the world breeds poverty, the ascetic is searching, spending his whole life to search, the vague and untouchable will of heaven, seeking suffering only because all living beings in the world are suffering, the moonlight illuminating the path of reincarnation. Who cleanses the sins of the world, with lotuses blooming behind him, red sandalwood dancing in the sky, music scattering in the silence of the Ganges, rain of flowers falling on him, fragrant flowers, who goes west and suddenly understands the meaning of life and death, the sand in the Ganges River is all chanted in the Flowing Water Sutra."
3. Schubert's lullaby: "Sleep, sleep, my dear baby. Mama's hands are gently rocking you."
4. Brahms 'Lullaby Op. 49, No. 4: Composed by Brahms for Madame Faber.
5. Kazakstan Lullaby: Reflects the love and hope of Kazakstan mothers for new lives.
6. [Inuit Lullaby: The soft song of the mother of the ancient people from the Arctic region of Greenland.]
7. South African lullaby Thula Mtwana: Singing the deep love of African mothers for their children.
8. Takeda no komoriuta (Japanese: Takeda no komoriuta) was a folk song that was popular in Takeda Village, Kyoto, Japan. It was related to the popular Chinese pop song, Prayer, in the 1990s.
9. Solomon Islands 'Sweet Lullaby: The original song was called Rorogwela, a song spoken by the women in the village.
10. The United States 'Rock My Baby: It can be traced back to the 17th century and is said to have been written by British immigrants.
11. The Mongolian song "Bozhulai" had a soothing melody and had been sung for 80 years.
12. "Lullaby," a folk song from Northeast China, was composed in 1960. It was adapted from a folk tune that Zheng Jianchun heard when he was collecting folk songs in the countryside. It had a sense of poignancy.
13. There was also a lullaby: "The moon is bright and the wind is still. The leaves cover the window. Crickets are chirping like the sound of the strings. The sound of the zither is light and the melody is pleasant. The cradle is swaying. My baby closes his eyes and sleeps in his dream. The satellites fly in the night sky and sing the Oriental Red. My baby flies into space in his sleep. He rides on the moon and the star. The universe is free to fly. My baby sets his ambition to climb the scientific peak. The clock chimes. The night is quiet. Little baby, grow up quickly and make great contributions to the motherland. The moon is bright, the wind is quiet, the cradle is gently swaying. My baby is sleeping in a dream and slightly smiles."
14. There was a lullaby that went like this: "Sleep well, little baby, lilac roses are gently climbing into bed to accompany you in your dreams; may God protect you, sleep till dawn, may God protect you, sleep till dawn."
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