United Kingdom Lullabies
England, Scotland, Wales and Northern Ireland each rock their children in their own voice — with lyrics, translations, meanings and easy chords.
The United Kingdom is made up of four nations, and each has its own cradle-song voice: England’s hedgerow robins and rose gardens, Scotland’s Gaelic Bà Bà Mo Leanabh, Wales’s sung-through canu gwerin tradition in the Welsh language, and Northern Ireland’s “wee ones” beside the Giant’s Causeway. On this page you will find a lullaby from each of the four nations, with the original words, English translations, their meaning, and easy guitar and piano chords.
Hush Now, My Little Robin
Anna · England 🎸🎹 Chords + Lyrics Lyrics & Meaning →
Bà Bà Mo Leanabh
Tobia · Scotland 🎸🎹 Chords + Lyrics Lyrics & Meaning →
Cwsg, Cwsg, Fy Nghariad
Zummy · Wales 🎸🎹 Chords + Lyrics Lyrics & Meaning →
Sleep Now, Wee One
Nelly · Northern Ireland 🎸🎹 Chords + Lyrics Lyrics & Meaning →Lullabies from other countries
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