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Pink and white blossom, hushaby, lullaby! Pink and white blossom, go / you to sleep. Bluebells are silent, hushaby, lullaby, only the stars / may twinkle and peep. Blue eyes of baby, hushaby, lullaby, now must / they close 'neath their curtains so white. The thrush has ceased / singing, hushaby, lullaby, pink and white blossom, I kiss you / good-night. The white woolly lambkins are peacefully sleeping, / hushaby, lullaby, gold-haloed head. O'er the gold of the meadows a / grey mist is creeping, the wings of the angels now curtain your bed. / Pink and white blossom, hushaby, lullaby. Your cot is a garden, the / fairest I know. Rose petals your cheeks are, hushaby, lullaby, and / the curls on the pillow like buttercups glow! Pink and white / blossom, hushaby, lullaby, fall you to sleep while the nightingales / sing. Bluebells your eyes are, hushaby, lullaby, pink and white / blossom, the glory of spring.