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    Cradle Songs
    Cradle Songs
    Cradle Songs
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    Cradle Songs

    By DigiCat

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    A must-have collection that features some of the most melodious lullabies and cradle songs. These songs are perfect for calming the kids and helping them sleep easily.
    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherDigiCat
    Release dateJun 13, 2022
    ISBN8596547059004
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      Cradle Songs - DigiCat

      Various

      Cradle Songs

      EAN 8596547059004

      DigiCat, 2022

      Contact: DigiCat@okpublishing.info

      Table of Contents

      A SONG OF SIX-PENCE.

      PAYING BACK.

      THE GENEROUS CLOVER.

      WHERE THEY GROW.

      BA-BY FAY FERN-Y.

      THE DOUGH-DOG.

      THE LION’S O-PIN-ION OF HIM-SELF.

      WHICH IS TALL-EST.

      THE ANX-IOUS DOG-GY.

      NINE LITTLE BIRDIES.

      WHAT BA-BY DID.

      TWO KIND LIT-TLE GIRLS.

      AN APRIL RAIN.

      WHAT THE GRASSES SAID.

      TAB-BY’S LULL-A-BY.

      SOME NAUGHTY I’S.

      AT BREAK-FAST.

      BA-BY DIM-PLE AT BREAK-FAST.

      NOBODY KNOWS.

      THE LOST CHICKENS.

      LIKE BABY.

      HOW THE BABY WAS NAMED.

      THE WINDOW-PANE TREE.

      BIRDS IN WINTER.

      THREE TRAVELLERS.

      A TALE OF A BOT-TLE.

      A WONDERFUL SCHOLAR.

      OUT IN THE MEADOW.

      A SONG OF SIX-PENCE.

      Table of Contents

      Sing a song, a brand new song:

      "Sing a song of six-pence,

      A pock-et full of rye."

      John and Jim-my both picked some,

      So they could have a pie.

      And when they’d filled their pock-ets full,

      Down in the field of rye,

      They found some cun-ning lit-tle birds,

      To

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