I.
When
mother croons a good-night song,
Close your eyes, my dearie;
Fairies
round a wee one throng,
Close your eyes, my dearie.
Close
your eyes while mother sings,
Hear
the dip of Angels’ wings,
Night
a peaceful slumber brings,
Close your eyes, my dearie.
Chorus
Close
your eyes,
Little
dear;
In
the skies,
Stars appear.
Through
the light
Shadows creep;
Dear
good night,
Go to sleep.
II.
Bylo
land in slumber lies,
Close your eyes, my dearie;
Angels
watch you from the skies,
Close your eyes, my dearie;
Slumber
while the night wind sighs,
Slumber
ere the twilight flies,
Dream
of love and lullabies,
Close your eyes, my dearie.
Chorus
Close
your eyes,
Little
dear;
In
the skies,
Stars appear.
Through
the light
Shadows creep;
Dear
good night,
Go to sleep.
Nov.
25, 1898
Pub.
in National Magazine for June 1899
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