Lullaby

Creed

Hush my love now don't you cry
Everything will be all right
Close your eyes and drift in dream
Rest in peaceful sleep

If there's one thing I hope
I've showed you
If there's one thing I hope
I've showed you

Hope I showed you

Just give love to all
Just give love to all
Just give love to all

Oh my love, in my arms tight
Every day you give me life
As I drift off to your world
Will rest in peaceful sleep

I know there's one thing that you've shown me
I know there's one thing that you've shown me
That you've shown me
Just give love to all
Just give love to all
Just give love to all

Let's give love to all
Let's give love to all
Just give love to all
Let's give love to all
Just give love to all
Let's give love to all


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    To speak ill of, in any way, a song that depicts a parent's love for their child is to speak ill of life itself. Nerd Im very sorry for the obviously painful life you have had to lead without enough love to fill your heart. This world needs more songs like this to give poor misguided people like yourself a chance to feel something. It is unfortunate that you are so sheilded against feeling and emotion because you were never shown love that you have to attempt to express yourself by trying to put down others because you do not know any better. Unfortunately the world must have people like you to show the rest of us just how lucky we are. This is an amazing song with lyrics that can be incredibly powerful if understood.

    thinkb4youspeakon April 27, 2011   Link

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