Lullaby of the Leavs was made by Layton and Johnstone
It started to regain popularity from it’s placement in ‘Everywhere at the End of time’ Where it was sampled on the track ‘ Misplaced in time’ From artist James Leyland Kirby
[Verse 1]
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
[Verse 2]
I'm breezing along, along with the breeze
I'm hearing a song, a song through the trees
Oh oh, oh oh, oh oh
A pine melody caressing the shore
Familiar to me, I've heard it before
Oh oh, oh oh, oh oh, that Southland
[Verse 3]
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!
[Bridge]
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
I find myself alone
[Verse 1]
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
[Verse 2]
I'm breezing along, along with the breeze
I'm hearing a song, a song through the trees
Oh oh, oh oh, oh oh
A pine melody caressing the shore
Familiar to me, I've heard it before
Oh oh, oh oh, oh oh, that Southland
[Verse 3]
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!
Lullaby of the Leaves was written by Joe Young (Lyricist).
Lullaby of the Leaves was produced by Clarence Johnstone & Turner Layton.
Layton & Johnstone released Lullaby of the Leaves on Thu Jun 09 1932.