“Sleep” - Dandy Warhols
“Lullaby” - Ben Folds Five
“Lullaby” - Billy Joel
“Lullaby” by the Cure
“Mr. Sandman” by those annoyingly chipper women in hats and gloves
Dream On - Aerosmith
All I Have to Do is Dream- Everly Brothers
The Air That I Breath - The Hollies
I Don’t Want to Miss a Thing - Aerosmith
“Big Barn Bed” - Paul McCartney & Wings
“Just Can’t Go to Sleep” - the Kinks
“No Sleep Blues” - Incredible String Band
“Paradox Drive” - Peter Hammill
“Sleep Dirt” - Frank Zappa
“Sleepers, Awake!” - Incredible String Band
“Sleepless” - King Crimson
“Sleep of the Just” - Elvis Costello
“Sound Asleep” - the Turtles
“Who’s Been Sleeping Here?” - the Rolling Stones
Oh, Mr. Blue Sky, the Kate Bush song is “And Dream of Sheep.” It still counts, though.
Endless Sleep by Jody Reynolds
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If you’re willing to accept oldies, there’s the wartime favorite “Oh, How I Hate to Get Up in the Morning,” by Irving Berlin.
http://www.seeklyrics.com/lyrics/Berlin-Irving/Oh-How-I-Hate-To-Get-Up-In-The-Morning-1918.html
“Bed Bed Bed”, TMBG
Farewell and Goodnight - Smashing Pumpkins
And I’d always thought of Luna as a lullabye, but maybe not. I don’t see anything about sleep in it.
Luna?
I’m not sure if you’re questioning what Luna is or my idea that it was a lullabye - so just in case:
- by Smashing Pumpkins
- I know, I know, I just always thought it was so pretty! I was very young when I got the CD and not really paying atention to the lyrics. It was my lullabye
“In Dreams,” Weezer
Sleep Long, Sleep Well, by Operation Ivy
Slumber, Bad Religion
No, just I often don’t know what songs are called. When I think Luna, it’s a song called Hijo De La Luna (translates: Son of the Moon?) which is pretty, but definitely not about sleep. From the lyrics to the Smashing Pumpkins song it could be a lullaby, but it doesn’t mention sleep, just singing to babies.
“Overkill” - Men at Work…or is that just Colin Hay?
“Golden Slumbers” and “Good Night” by The Beatles