A Lullaby for a Good Child and Grandpa

[Verse 1] Soft little breaths melt into the night, The moon smiles down on your innocent face. All the bright stories of games that you played, We gently shelve them inside your sweet heart— For letting go, too, is a quiet grace. [Verse 2] Grandpa, who drifted in weary little boats, Takes off his glasses and closes his eyes. Deep in the ocean of restful repose, A clear, silver river flows through the mind, Washing the shadows and making it whole. [Chorus] Sleep tight, sweet child, and grow in the light, Sleep tight, dear Grandpa, for tomorrow’s dawn. To the steady pulse of the turning world, In natural rhythm, our hearts align, Side by side on a voyage of dreams. [Interlude] (Warm, luminous cello melody, like dawn after a long journey) [Bridge] As swallows awaken to season and sun, Deep within us, life finds its tune. The silence of night is not merely rest, It is the prayer that welcomes the dawn. [Chorus] Sleep tight, sweet child, have tender dreams, Sleep tight, dear Grandpa, for a peaceful morn. At the gentle end of a long, long road, A soft golden light comes shining through. [Outro] Hush now, sleep well... Rest now, goodnight... We'll meet again with smiles at dawn. (Cello fades gently into the silence) [End]