Rock a Bye Baby Nursery Rhyme with Lyrics - YouTube Video
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Rock a Bye Baby Nursery Rhyme Lyrics:\r
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Rock-a-bye, baby\r
On the treetop\r
When the wind blows\r
The cradle will rock\r
If the bough breaks\r
The cradle will fall\r
But mama will catch u\r
Cradle and all\r
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Baby is drowsing\r
Cozy and fair\r
Mother sits near\r
In her rocking chair\r
Forward and back\r
The cradle she swings\r
and though baby sleeps\r
He hears what she sings\r
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Hush a bye baby\r
Up in the sky\r
On a soft cloud\r
its easy to fly\r
Angels keep watch\r
Over as u sleep\r
So hush a bye baby\r
Dont make a peep\r
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Rock a bye baby\r
Do not u fear\r
Never mind baby\r
Mother is near\r
Wee little fingers\r
Eyes are shut tight\r
Now sound asleep\r
Until morning light\r
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Origins and development on Wiki:\r
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Various theories exist to explain the origins of the rhyme.\r
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One theory suggests the rhyme narrates a mother gently rocking her baby to sleep, as if the baby were riding the treetops during a breeze; then, when the mother lowers the baby to her crib, the song says down will come baby.\r
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Another identifies the rhyme as the first poem written on American soil, suggesting it dates from the 17th century and that it may have been written by an English immigrant who observed the way native-American women rocked their babies in birch-bark cradles, which were suspended from the branches of trees, allowing the wind to rock the baby to sleep. A difficulty with this theory is that the words appeared in print first in England c. 1765.\r
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In Derbyshire, England, local legend has it that the song relates to a local character in the late 18th century, Betty Kenny (Kate Kenyon), who lived with her charcoal-burner husband, Luke, and their eight children in a huge yew tree in Shining Cliff Woods in the Derwent Valley, where a hollowed-out bough served as a cradle. However this late 1700s date is incompatible with the poems appearance in print c. 1765.\r
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Rock a Bye Baby Nursery Rhyme Lyrics:\r
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Rock-a-bye, baby\r
On the treetop\r
When the wind blows\r
The cradle will rock\r
If the bough breaks\r
The cradle will fall\r
But mama will catch u\r
Cradle and all\r
\r
Baby is drowsing\r
Cozy and fair\r
Mother sits near\r
In her rocking chair\r
Forward and back\r
The cradle she swings\r
and though baby sleeps\r
He hears what she sings\r
\r
Hush a bye baby\r
Up in the sky\r
On a soft cloud\r
its easy to fly\r
Angels keep watch\r
Over as u sleep\r
So hush a bye baby\r
Dont make a peep\r
\r
Rock a bye baby\r
Do not u fear\r
Never mind baby\r
Mother is near\r
Wee little fingers\r
Eyes are shut tight\r
Now sound asleep\r
Until morning light\r
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***********************\r
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Origins and development on Wiki:\r
\r
Various theories exist to explain the origins of the rhyme.\r
\r
One theory suggests the rhyme narrates a mother gently rocking her baby to sleep, as if the baby were riding the treetops during a breeze; then, when the mother lowers the baby to her crib, the song says down will come baby.\r
\r
Another identifies the rhyme as the first poem written on American soil, suggesting it dates from the 17th century and that it may have been written by an English immigrant who observed the way native-American women rocked their babies in birch-bark cradles, which were suspended from the branches of trees, allowing the wind to rock the baby to sleep. A difficulty with this theory is that the words appeared in print first in England c. 1765.\r
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In Derbyshire, England, local legend has it that the song relates to a local character in the late 18th century, Betty Kenny (Kate Kenyon), who lived with her charcoal-burner husband, Luke, and their eight children in a huge yew tree in Shining Cliff Woods in the Derwent Valley, where a hollowed-out bough served as a cradle. However this late 1700s date is incompatible with the poems appearance in print c. 1765.\r
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rock a bye baby nursery rhyme with lyrics