Lullaby and Song

Lullaby

Lullaby noun - A quiet song intended to lull a child to sleep.

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Song and lullaby are semantically related. in nighttime song topic. In some cases you can use "Song" instead a noun "Lullaby".

Song noun - A short musical composition for the human voice often with instrumental accompaniment.

Usage example: she sang a little-known song for the talent show

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Lullaby and song are semantically related. You can use "Lullaby" instead a noun "Song".

Nearby Word: songful

sweet	sweet lullaby	sweet song
known	known lullaby	known song
gentle	gentle lullaby	gentle song
full	full lullaby	full song
Other adjectives: soft, nice, typical, complete, certain, original, sad, little, bad, dark, cheerful, famous, traditional, final, classic, titular, favorite, creepy, instrumental.

Macross Frontier has the song Aimo, a love song/lullaby taught to Ranka Lee by her mother.

Source: Dark Reprise
Collins first came up with the song as a lullaby not long after his daughter Lily was born, and later completed the song and put it on the album after his son Nicholas was born.

Source: Parental Love Song
It starts with the refrain played by a music box and seems at first like a nice lullaby, but it becomes clearer and clearer that the song is actually about a father molesting his daughter.

Source: Ironic Nursery Tune

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