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Lullaby Lyrics by Chris Miller (Composer), Nathan Tysen, Gavin Creel, Karen Olivo, Barrett Wilbert Weed

Fugitive Songs: A Song Cycle (Studio Cast Recording)

2012

[Gavin]
Rachel rides the states by Greyhound
This week she leaves for LA
She'll watch day turn to night, night turn to day, day turn to night
And arrive Sunday to the dawn
Rachel judges towns by their truckstops
And the men inside by their rides
She'll have men choose her, choose men, men use her
And end up back on the bus
Everyone runs at one time or another
Everyone hates their father at least once
Everyone wishes they could write their past a letter
Saying "the weather's here
Wish you were beautiful"
[Gavin] (Karen)
Rachel is somewhere in Montana (Rachel is somewhere in Montana)
[Gavin] (Barrett)
Watching the world through her window (watching the world through her window)
[All]
She sees both the field and her face
Herself in the field
The field in her self and wants to breaks the glass
Four more stops, 20 more hours, one more chapter in a 5 cent book
We lost wishes, one more quarter in a last phone booth
Before you reach LA
[Gavin] (Karen)
Rachel is trying to sleep (Rachel is trying to sleep)
[All]
Somewhere someone wants her home
[Gavin] (Karen/Barrett)
Behind her a baby is crying (behind her a baby is crying)
[Gavin]
She cries her baby, the baby for her
[All]
They both wanna be sung to sleep
They both need a lullaby
Everyone runs in one time or another
Everyone hates their father at least once
Everyone wishes they could write their
Past a letter saying the weather's here
Wish you were beautiful
[Gavin] (Karen/Barrett)
Rachel stands knee deep in ocean (Rachel stands knee deep in ocean)
Letting the sand fill her shoes (letting the sand fill her shoes)
She'll watch the tide come in (the tide come in)
She'll watch the tide go out
[Gavin]
Cry at how simple it is

About “Lullaby” by Chris Miller (Composer)

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"Lullaby" appears on "Fugitive Songs: A Song Cycle (Studio Cast Recording)" in 2012.

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