9 LULLABY WIEGENLIED KARL SIMROCK JOHANNES BRAHMS Op.48,.No.4.— Delicatamente mosso pp Rest thee, darl - ing, good night. Gu- ten A ~ bend, gut’ Nacht, 8, init li - lies of white, Red es we spread allo ver ‘thy Fo sen _be-dacht,— mit — join be = steokt —schlupf’ un - ter die OGG a ss A ~ bed, When the leaves its nest, God shall wake thee from Books Mor = gen ‘wenn Gott will, wirst du wie - der ge ess nf SS . Bp Fest, Whenthe lark leaves its hest, God shall wake thee from rest. weckt, mor-gen friik, wenn Gott will,’ wirst du wie ~ der _ge - weokt. —— — PP) | Mediun ries)20 PR Rest thee, darl - ing, good night, Gu- ten A - dend, gut’ Nackt, > light’ With Je - su will keep From e - vil’ thy, wach, die ze¢ - gen im Traum dir Christ-kind-teins sleep. ‘They ,will bring to my love —_Pret- ty dreams from a Baum: Sokigf’nun se —«‘Hig-wnd_ iiss, schaw’ im Traum ’sPa- ra - —— — <2 nf S= =—— >» ry Vove, Theywill bring {fo my love Pret-ty dreams from a - bove. dies, schlaf’ nun se ‘Uigund siiss, schaw’ tm Traum-sPa - ra - dies. = ae P| =. | >—-