Lullaby Land of Nowhere

"Lullaby Land of Nowhere" is a song featured in the 1934 Silly Symphonies short film Lullaby Land with music composed by Frank Churchill and lyrics written by Leigh Harline.
==Lyrics==
("/Lullaby Land of Nowhere" verse)
Mother:
Rock-a-bye baby
On the treetop
When the wind blows,
The cradle will rock
When the bow bends
The cradle will fall
And down will come baby
Cradle and all
Chorus:
Into Lullaby Land of Nowhere
Sleepyheads always go there
Sugar and spice
And everything nice
Can all be found
In Lullaby Land
This magic land
Is filled with toys
And everything grand
For girls and boys
You'll find all
Our childhood joys
In Lullaby Land
Of Nowhere
(instrumental marching verse)
("In the Land of Mustn't Touch" verse)
In this land, understand
Baby mustn't touch
Anything and everything
Will hurt you very much
Things are sharp
And things are hot
And things are not
For little tots
To play with, my dear
So go away from here
No, no, no
Leave everything alone!
No, no, no
We'll have to send you home!
In this land, understand
Baby mustn't touch
Anything and everything
Will hurt you very much
Things are sharp
And things are hot
And things are not
For little tots
To play with, my dear
So go away from here...
No, no!
Ah, ah, ah!
Baby mustn't break!
No, no, burny-burn
Baby mustn't touch
No, no, burny-burn
They'll hurt you very much
Ah ah ah ah ah!
Oh, no, no
Baby, throw it away!
Oh, now
The bogeymen will get you
'Cause you didn't obey!
("Dance of the Bogey Men" verse)
Boogeymen:
We are
The bogey-bogey-bogeymen
We will get you
Get you if we can
When we come out
Into the night
Baby's always waking
With a fright
Hoo hoo hoo hoo
Ha ha ha ha!
(instrumental verse until the Bogey Men disappear)
("Peek-a-boo"/ verse)
Sandman:
Peekaboo, I see you
Hiding behind that tree
Ha ha ha ha ha!
Oh, don't be afraid
I am only the Sandman
With my bag of magic sand
I bring dreams to everyone
I drop sand in sleepy eyes
And they soon are in Dreamland
I'll drop sand in your eyes, too
And then, you'll be in Slumberland
(short pause)
Go to sleep, go to sleep
And in slumber find sweet dreams
(hum verse)
==Trivia==
*Towards the end of the song, the way the Sandman sings to the baby when trying to give him a goodnight sleep is sung in the tune of the famous "Brahms' Lullaby", followed by the baby's mother humming to the tune before putting the baby to sleep.
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