What's your favorite lullaby?

[ocean@lemmy.selfhostcat.com]

I typically just make them up on the go but I feel like good night moon counts!

[choss@sh.itjust.works]

Everything Stays from Adventure Time

Tuba's Song from Infinity Train

[southsamurai@sh.itjust.works]

Depends on how strict you wanna be.

My mom would play Queen's we will rock you for me when I was still a baby, and well into the point I was old enough to remember.

[clonedhuman@lemmy.world]

Inchworm by Danny Kaye.
[Figure Eight] (https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=EvqrAwrAs1A) by Blossom Dearie
[Payback] (https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=e1Z--YZtpYM) by Slayer

[bcsven@lemmy.ca]

My son used to only fall asleep if we played Voodoo by Godsmack

[bradleyuffner@lemmy.world]

https://youtu.be/PBuoGIS2X_8?si=z10cBoPPdlNfTRzI

[rebekahwsd@lemmy.world]

Mother would 'sing' the Oranges Lemons song. Er...

"Orange lemons sang the bells of St. Clemens" song thing. It's longer. I don't remember it now.

[kittenbiscuits@lemm.ee]

Brahm's lullaby was the one mom would hum to me and would buy music boxes with it.

Blackbird by the Beatles was the one I wanted to sing to my kids if I'd ever had any.

[aussiemandeus@aussie.zone]

You are my Sunshine was what i used to sleep too

[jarix@lemmy.world]

Was introduced to a Rockabye Baby! On spotify.

Lullabye versioms of rock songs.

Really enjoy Zepplin lullabye covers, but thats prbably just my zepplin fanboy status.

But i really enjoy the majority of what they do

https://open.spotify.com/artist/5bHjVR4F2Tfq4Ha6x7K6wU?si=hnWgHnufTy-VHSDrd1pZsA

[guillem@aussie.zone]

You made me think of this https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=zcOhrtAFc-Y

[southsamurai@sh.itjust.works]

Oh damn, I woke up my wife laughing at that. That's brilliant

[nutomic@lemmy.ml]

Twinkle twinkle little star. It's neat because there are versions in almost every language.

[bmebenji@lemm.ee]

Do Lullabies for a Deadman count?

Or perhaps the Lullaby of Woe?

[iunnrais@lemm.ee]

I’ve sung “Sweet Child o’ Mine” to my son (with minor lyric changes, she->you for instance) in a soft voice almost every night since he was born… three and a half years now.