Lullaby In Ragtime

 {t: Lullaby In Ragtime }  
{key: Eb}  
{artist:Harry Nilsson}  
Found in Doctor Uke :http://www.doctoruke.com/lullabyinragtime.pdf   
Sylvia Fine 1958, recorded by Danny Kaye with Eileen Wilson –   
(Harry Nilsson’s is my favourite!!) : https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5JBNI1Hx6gY   
{c:  Much easier if you Transpose one tone to D}
[Eb] Won’t you play the [Gm] music so the [Eb6] cradle can [Eb] rock    
to a [Fm7] lullaby [Gdim] in [Fm7] ragtime   
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[Fm] Sleepy hands are [Caug] creeping to the [Fm7] end of the [Bb7] clock,    
play a [Fm7] lullaby [Bb7+5] in [Eb] ragtime   
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[Eb] You can tell the [Gm] sandman is [Eb7] on his way    
[Ab] by the way [Abm6] that they play   
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As [F7] still as the [Cm7] trill of a [F7] thrush at twilight’s [Bb7] hush   
[Bb7+5]   ..so you can hear the   
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[Eb] Rhythm of the [Gm] ripples on the [Eb6] side of the [Eb] boat    
as you [Fm7] sail a-[Gdim]way to [Fm7] dreamland   
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[Fm] High above the [Caug] moon you hear a [Fm7] silvery [Bb7] note    
as the [Fm7] sandman [Bb7] takes your [Eb] hand [Eb7]   
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So [Ab] rock-a-bye my baby, [Abm6] don’t you cry my baby,    
[Eb] sleepy [C#7] time is [C7] nigh   
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Won’t you [Fm] rock [C7] me [Fm] to a ragtime [Fm7] lull-[Bb7]a-[Eb] by [Eb6]   
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I really want to learn to play this one – will take a while!!!!