Lullaby Of The Leaves song lyrics 
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LULLABY OF THE LEAVES Connee Boswell Words by Joe Young Music by Bernice Petkere 
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 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 thru 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.