Kate Rusby
Kate Rusby
Kate Rusby
Kate Rusby
Kate Rusby
Kate Rusby
Kate Rusby
Kate Rusby
Kate Rusby
Kate Rusby
Kate Rusby
Kate Rusby
This song , written by Rusby as a tribute to Scottish musician Davy Steele, is told from the point of view of Steele’s young son who mourns the loss of his father.
[Verse 1]
Oh, lay me down gently, oh, lay me down low
I fear I am broken and won't mend, I know
There's one thing I ask when the stars light the skies
[Refrain]
Who now will sing me lullabies?
Oh, who now will sing me lullabies?
[Verse 2]
In this big world I'm lonely for I am but small
Oh, angels in heaven, don't you care for me at all?
You've heard my heart breakin' for it rang through the skies
[Refrain]
So why won't you sing me lullabies?
Oh, why won't you sing me lullabies?
[Verse 3]
I lay here, I'm weeping for the stars, they have come
I lay here not sleepin' now the long night has begun
The man in the moon, oh, he can't help but cry
[Refrain]
There's no one to sing me lullabies
Oh, there's no one to sing me lullabies
[Verse 1]
So lay me down gently, oh, lay me down low
I fear I am broken, I won't mend, I know
There's one thing I ask when the stars light the skies
[Refrain]
Who now will sing me lullabies?
Oh, who now will sing me lullabies?
Oh, lullabies
[Outro]
Who will sing me to sleep?
Who will sing me to sleep?
Who will sing me to sleep?
Who will sing me to sleep?
Who will sing me to sleep?
Who will sing me to sleep?
Who will sing me to sleep?
Who will sing me to sleep?
Who will sing me to sleep?
Who will sing me to sleep?
Who will sing me to sleep?
Who will sing me to sleep?
Who will sing me to sleep?
Who will sing me to sleep?
Who will sing me to sleep?
Who will sing me to sleep?
Who will sing me to sleep?
Who will sing me to sleep?
Who will sing me to sleep?
Who will sing me to sleep?
Who will sing me to sleep?
Who will sing me to sleep?
Who will sing me to sleep?
Who Will Sing Me Lullabies? was written by Kate Rusby.
Who Will Sing Me Lullabies? was produced by John McCusker.
Kate Rusby released Who Will Sing Me Lullabies? on Mon Jun 04 2001.